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SUMMARY:CNY Humanities Corridor: Open Access Book Publishing Panel
DESCRIPTION:While the conversations (and funding) for OA have primarily focused on journals and the STEM disciplines\, OA book publishing options for humanities disciplines are expanding in university presses across the globe. \nWhat is “open access publishing?” Is open access right for me as an author? How do I cultivate relationships with presses? What should I ask my publisher? How do I advocate for open access support at my institution? What do editors think about our open access future? \nJoin us for a lively conversation with leading OA publishers to get answers to these questions! Participants will also benefit from hearing insider perspectives on developing OA programs within the world of academic publishing and the future of open access. \nOpen Access Book Publishing: In Conversation with University of California\, University of Michigan\, and MIT Presses\nThursday\, Dec. 14\, 2023\, 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.\non Zoom (register now) \nCornell scholars (including graduate students and postdocs) are invited to sign up for a free panel discussion sponsored by the CNY Humanities Corridor — organized by the Corridor Futures & Initiatives (HF4) Working Group\, with additional support from the Syracuse University Office of Research and Syracuse University Libraries. \nPanelists:\n\nDylan Mohr (Syracuse University)\nAmy Harris (MIT)\nRaina Polivka (University of California)\nCharles Watkinson (University of Michigan)\n\nMore info or register now. \nBe sure to keep an eye on the Corridor website and calendar for other ways to engage and collaborate\, or read about Cornell engagement with the network.  \nQuestions? Email cnyhumanities@syr.edu.
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CATEGORIES:Careers Beyond Academia,Future Faculty and Academic Careers
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SUMMARY:Careers for PhDs: Consulting
DESCRIPTION:For a growing number of humanities (and other) PhDs\, the field of consulting represents an opportunity to translate their love of and expertise in research into a rewarding career path. Established consultancies are eager to employ candidates with doctoral training in a wide range of capacities\, while motivated and creative PhDs are often able to develop a client base and set their own professional agenda. A panel of humanities PhD-holders will share their insights on the nature of consultant work\, the kinds of jobs available in the sector\, and how to mobilize your PhD skillset to join a consultancy or start your own. \nThe panelists\n\nChiara Girardi (Modern Languages and Literatures PhD\, Johns Hopkins)\, senior principal for cybersecurity research at Gartner\nLaura Payne-Bourcy (English Education PhD\, Syracuse University)\, owner of LPB Consulting Services.\nDylan Ruediger (History PhD\, Georgia State University)\, program manager with the Research Enterprise at Ithaka S+R\n\nRegister to attend! \nAbout the Central NY Humanities Corridor\nThe Central NY Humanities Corridor is a  dynamic research consortium linking 11 universities and colleges across the region\, supported by an award from the Mellon Foundation. Our network cultivates innovative collaborative research\, teaching\, and programming. CORRIDOR INSTITUTIONS are Syracuse University (our administrative home)\, Cornell University\, the University of Rochester\, Colgate University\, Hamilton College\, Hobart and William Smith Colleges\, Skidmore College\, St. Lawrence University\, Union College\, Le Moyne College\, and the Rochester Institute of Technology.
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SUMMARY:Careers for PhDs: UX Research
DESCRIPTION:Among the most rapidly growing and dynamic job sectors in which to apply your doctoral-level research background is the UX (User Experience) domain. PhDs in the humanities and humanistic social sciences bring a combination of analytic\, problem-solving\, and communication skills in high demand for UX positions across a huge range of fields and settings. A panel of PhD-holding UX researchers will describe their current and former work in the sector (including tech industry\, nonprofits\, government\, health care\, VR\, ed tech\, consulting and more) and how they leveraged their doctoral training to access this rewarding and intellectually stimulating career path. \nThe panelists\nEmily Levitt\, UX Researcher\, Google (Cornell PhD\, Cultural Anthropology) \nAshley Ruba\, UX Researcher\, Meta Reality Labs (U of Washington PhD\, Psychology\, 2019) \nLina Žigelytė\, Senior UX Researcher\, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (U of Rochester PhD\, Visual & Cultural Studies\, 2017) \nRegister to attend! \nAbout the Central NY Humanities Corridor\nThe Central NY Humanities Corridor is a  dynamic research consortium linking 11 universities and colleges across the region\, supported by an award from the Mellon Foundation. Our network cultivates innovative collaborative research\, teaching\, and programming. CORRIDOR INSTITUTIONS are Syracuse University (our administrative home)\, Cornell University\, the University of Rochester\, Colgate University\, Hamilton College\, Hobart and William Smith Colleges\, Skidmore College\, St. Lawrence University\, Union College\, Le Moyne College\, and the Rochester Institute of Technology.
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