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Scholarship March 29, 2017

A Faculty Guide for Succeeding in Academe

The Wabash Center

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Author
Twale, Darla J.
Publisher
Routledge, New York, NY
ISBN
9780415644525
Table of Contents
ch. 1 Introduction: The Professoriate, Collegiality, and Academic Culture
ch. 2 Faculty Search Committees--Finding the Correct Match
ch. 3 Classroom Teaching and Evaluation
ch. 4 Teaching Online--Shoot, Aim, Ready
ch. 5 Departmental Culture--Expect the Unexpected
ch. 6 On the Tenure Track
ch. 7 Conferencing and Publishing
ch. 8 Campus Service and Institutional Citizenship
ch. 9 Faculty and Administrator Relationships
ch. 10 Off the Tenure Track with Janice Epstein
ch. 11 Pathways to Full Professor
All too often a culture of silence permeates academia, where faculty and administrators ignore or misunderstand difficult situations. A Faculty Guide for Succeeding in Academe is a practical guide for prospective and current faculty that addresses real, complex issues that are too often left unexamined. Chapters explore typical aspects of the faculty career and life cycle—such as appointment, tenure, promotion, incivility, plagiarism, teaching, online delivery, interactions with chairs and deans, and performance appraisal—but focuses on the prickly issues as well as the routine.

A Faculty Guide for Succeeding in Academe presents authentic, engaging vignettes that feature faculty and administrators as they maneuver through academe encountering authentic, difficult situations. Focusing on positive outcomes, each case is analyzed and readers are encouraged to reflect about the ways these incidents could have been resolved. Offering concrete suggestions and best-practices, this book provides insights that will help prospective, new, and current faculty maneuver more effectively through academe and their collegial culture. This important resource enhances a culture of openness and will help faculty gain direction and support in their career. (From the Publisher)