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The AHA Communities Members' Forum is for the exchange of ideas and information between the members of the association. We hope it will be a place where our members can raise a professional question (whether in the realm of research, teaching, or other ...
Why not both? Unless there's some wierd inner politics going on, or someone has particularly thin skin, it shouldn't be an issue. And if either of those conditions apply, then you probably don't want to work there anyway. :) Good luck! ------Original ...
CV is what we are looking for. However, do note that, for community colleges, you should always form a CV that is teaching-focused rather than research-focused. This goes the same for cover letters. You should lead with whatever teaching experience you ...
Roberto. My suggestion is to identify a scholar you would like to work with and learn more about his school's admissions policies, in particular what qualifications they are looking for in applicants. That should help guide you. Once you understand ...
Hi Scott, Sara, Rodney, and Brendan. So far the advice has been stellar, but I have two follow up questions: CV or Resume? I worked on both during my grad time at ASU, but I"m still not sure which, if either, is preferred by community colleges. Should ...