The On-Ramps into Academia Workshop took place in Seattle, Washington on October 18-20th.
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Are you a women scientist or engineer with your Ph.D. who is currently working in consulting, industry, or a national/research laboratory and is curious about a future career in academia? Are you wondering about how to make that transition? The On-Ramps into Academia workshop might be just for you. Registration is free.
With funds from a three-year National Science Foundation grant, the University of Washington ADVANCE Center for Institutional Change is now offering annual workshops for women scientists and engineers who have earned their Ph.D. degree and are interested in transitioning to academic faculty positions from their current positions in industry, consulting, or national/research labs.
Please note, this workshop is NOT designed for research faculty, PhD students, graduate students, or post-docs on university campuses.
On-Ramps into Academia is a two-day workshop designed to provide practical tools and support for women scientists and engineers who are considering a career move into academia from their current position. Hear from women who have made successful transitions on topics such as:
- the job application
- the interview process
- startup negotiations
- funding
- the first years in academia
Attendees will have opportunities to network with speakers and each other to form a supportive community that can help make your career transition rewarding and successful. View our updated 2009 agenda.
You may print a PDF copy of the Updated On-Ramps into Academia flyer.