GSAS: Work and Life in a Small College

If your favorite part of being a scholar is teaching and mentoring undergraduates, but you still want to pursue your research, then a faculty position in a small college may be for you! Learn about this unique educational setting, what these teaching-intensive institutions value in candidates for faculty positions, how best to strengthen your candidacy during graduate school, what daily life and work are like, and what typical tenure expectations are.

Panelists include:

 

 

 

 

• Richard Ekman (panel chair), PhD ’72, President Emeritus, Council of Independent Colleges
• Jess Gersony, PhD ’21, Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences, Smith College
• Mateo Jarquin, PhD ’19, Assistant Professor of History, The Chapman University
• Wendy Raymond, PhD ’90, President of Haverford College

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