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ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL RESOURCE DOCUMENTS

By Linda Hutcheon

Job Placement Resources

Academic Hiring in the U.K.—General Information

Assembling the Dossier

Assignments and Marks Management

Job Possibilities Outside Academia

Large Group Teaching

Postdoctoral Fellowships

Publishing Articles

Publishing the Dissertation as a Book

The Academic Job Search in North America

The Campus Visit

The Conference Presentation

The Curriculum Vitae (C.V.)

The Interview Process

The Letter of Application

The Profession in General

The Teaching Dossier

The U.K. CV and Its Idiosyncrasies

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