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a guide for doctoral students in the behavioral and social sciences
Introduction -- I. How to decide on your optimal career path -- Academia or not? What moderates a doctoral student's career decisions -- Leaving and returning to academia: Can you ever go home again? -- II. Career paths for behavioral and social science doctorates -- Postdoc: The next logical step? -- Government: Using your skills for the public good -- Private foundations: The other side of the research coin -- Consulting: Applying your skills in new arenas -- Think tanks: Applying your academic skill set to policy research -- For-profit corporations: Finding your way in the world of business -- Nonprofits: Bridging the research-practice divide -- Non-tenure-track academic jobs: The side of academia you didn't know existed -- III. Preparing yourself for the nonacademic job market -- How to get the most from your mentoring experience -- Preparing for and conducting job searches outside academia -- Networking: How to market yourself and your PhD -- Interviewing: What to expect and how to prepare -- Appendix -- Index.
edited by Jennifer Brown Urban and Miriam R. Linver.
Includes bibliographical references and index.