Purpose:
Your *academic “pedigree” is your academic family history and lineage, your present work, and hints of your future promise. It is represented in your curriculum vitae by your education, experience and work products. The differences between a resume and a CV are substantial. Although you may use both in your career the academic CV will play a unique and important role for you as a faculty member.
Do you wonder if your curriculum vitae includes all the information necessary to accurately represent you in the academic evaluation and promotion process? If so, this workshop is designed to help you answer that question clearly.
Objective:
Bring your CV. No need to update it in advance. During this workshop we break the CV into components and identify specific tips, tools and examples for: 1) Documenting academic and experiential preparation; 2) Specifying productivity benchmarks for teaching, research, scholarship and service that can be emphasized in the CV; 3) briefly highlighting accomplishments and continued learning. Each area is used by internal and external evaluators when assessing faculty capabilities and readiness for advancement or recognition.
Who Should Attend?
Register for this workshop if you are a faculty member who wants to verify or improve how to:
- clearly document your work in the curriculum vitae
- strengthen listed work experience and accomplishments
- identify quantitative and qualitative benchmarks for teaching, research/scholarship and service, and
- Identify “gaps” to address in preparation for academic career promotion
- Discern expectation differences for CV content as you advance in academic rank
Registration will close at 8 a.m. two days prior to each workshop, so confirm your place early!
Registration is limited by the available space. There is no fee but a reservation is required.
Location will be confirmed once registration is completed.
www.ouhsc.edu/facdev or e-mail: facdev@ouhsc.edu
Sponsored by the Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs & Faculty Development
Robert M. Bird Library, Suite 164. Oklahoma City, OK 73117. Phone: (405) 271-5557. Fax: (405) 271-3053
For accommodations on the basis of disability, call 405-271-5557