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April 17, 2025: Virtual Workshop with the GSA Mentoring Committee

The GSA Mentoring Committee invites PhD students in German Studies to a virtual workshop: "Introduction to the Academic Job Search."
Join us on Zoom on Thursday, April 17, 2025, 2:00–3:30pm CT. Please register here.
The workshop will address the following topics:
  • Job outlooks
  • Types of faculty positions and institutions (how to read a job announcement)
  • Basic elements of the job application (letter, CV, teaching philosophy statement, etc.)
  • What makes a strong candidate and application?
  • Process and calendar (what happens when, from the announcement to the offer)
  • A very brief introduction to preparing for other types of jobs inside and outside of the university
There will be time for questions and answers.
Panelists:
  • Elizabeth Loentz (Germanic Studies, University of Illinois at Chicago)
  • Catriona MacLeod (Germanic Studies,University of Chicago)
  • David Meola (History, University of South Alabama)
  • Christine Rinne (German, University of South Alabama)
  • Liz Schoppelrei (German Studies, Society for the Humanities, Cornell University)
Questions? Email Elizabeth Loentz, loentz@uic.edu

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