Dear Members:
ASEEES Webinar Series continues on Thurs, March 27, 1 PM - 2:15 PM EDT with a program hosted by the Slavic Reference Service (SRS). Staff from the University of Illinois' Slavic Reference Service will describe the free services available to scholars and will highlight the Summer Research Laboratory.
Attendees can access the webinars by computer or telephone (for audio only). For additional details, or to register see http://aseees.org/programs/webinars (login and current ASEEES membership required).
Upcoming sessions:
April 24, 1 PM - 2PM EDT: "Embracing Change: Marketing Yourself for Employment Outside of the University Setting" In this webinar Mary Arnstein, ASEEES Communication Coordinator, will discuss approaches for academics and PhD students considering non-faculty positions. Participants will learn how to convert a CV to a resume and how to specifically tailor the resume to the job for which they are applying. Participants will also learn about employment options and sources for job postings.
May 22, 1 PM - 2PM EDT: Trevor Parry-Giles, National Communication Association Associate Director for Academic and Professional Affairs, will present information on the role and place of impact factors and journal citation indexes.
June 27, 1 PM - 2PM EDT: Matthew Ouimet, Kennan Institute Public Policy Scholar and U.S. Department of State Senior Analyst, will share information on paths to entering public service.
If you have ideas for a webinar or would like to present content, please contact me at newsnet at pitt.edu<mailto:newsnet at pitt.edu>
We invite you to keep abreast of ASEEES news and announcements via our news page. Please check out http://aseees.org/news-events/aseees-news-feed for information on book prize/distinguished contributions prize nominations and links to the latest NewsNet and Slavic Review.
Additionally, we've recently launched the ASEEES Blog. Currently, the blog covers: Online Guides to Resources About the Crisis in Ukraine; a spotlight on The Monkey Cage on the Washington Post; a Statement of Concerned Scholars Regarding the Conflict in Ukraine; Turning the Dissertation into a Book; and a post entitled Building Professional Bridges: ASEEES Regional Conferences and International Cooperation. Click here for the latest blog feed: http://aseees.org/news-events/aseees-blog-feed. If you would be interested in submitting a piece for our blog, please let me know.
Please let me know what questions you have.
Mary
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