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Scholarship March 29, 2017

Mentor in a Manual: Climbing the Academic Ladder to Tenure

The Wabash Center

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Author
Schoenfeld, Clay and Robert Magnan
Publisher
Atwood Publishing, Madison, WI
ISBN
912150351
Table of Contents
Foreword by Allan W. Ostar
Publisher's Notes
Preface to the Anniversary Edition
Preface to the Second Edition

ch. 1: Acquiring a Professional Frame of Mind
ch. 2: Getting to Know Your Territory
ch. 3: Grasping Generic Institutional Expectations
ch. 4: Appreciating the Practical Politics of Getting Promoted
ch. 5: The Teaching Challenge: Preparing to Teach
ch. 6: The Teaching Challenge: In the Classroom
ch. 7: The Teaching Challenge: Outside the Classroom
ch. 8: The Research Paradigm
ch. 9: The Service Syndrome
ch. 10: A Bottom Line: Getting Published
ch. 11: Bell, Candle, and Book
ch. 12: Presenting Your Credentials for the Ultimate Decision

Appendix A: What Do I Do if I Don’t Make Tenure?
Appendix B: Suggested Readings
Index
For assistant professors envisioning tenure, this completely revised publication is about as close to being a mentor as a book can be! Using a representative institution and a prototype assistant professor, Mentor in a Manual provides invaluable counsel for those on the tenure track. Twelve chapters take the new hire through each step with advice on making it through the mazes. (From the Publisher)