Faculty Career Planning: Proactive Strategies For Mapping Out A Career Path
Do You Want to Move Up in Your University Career: Discover the Secrets of Long-Term Faculty Career Satisfaction
Being a full-time college professor is tremendously satisfying and rewarding. Nevertheless, you need to learn to navigate and manage the three pillars of the academy (i.e., teaching, research/scholarship, and service) while maintaining a work-life balance to achieve a long, successful, fulfilling, and productive career.
Your work helps faculty members and students pursue their best possible lives and certainly gives your life meaning. You can apply strategies to mitigate the demanding workload while fulfilling your responsibilities.
Veteran educator Dr. Robert Hill will share his insight and experiences on how full-time professors can thrive and sustain a long, satisfying career that has purpose. You will learn some of the things that he wished he knew when he first started his faculty career.
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- Previously professor of education at Savannah State University
- Previously associate professor of higher education leadership at NSU’s Abraham S. Fischler College of Education
- Worked in various positions at private colleges for the last 26 years
- Taught high school English in the public school system for ten years
- Bachelor’s degree in English Education from the University of Florida
- Master’s degree in Educational Administration and Supervision from the University of South Florida
- Ed.D. in Higher Education Administration from Nova Southeastern University (NSU)