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Choosing the road less traveled: Alternatives to the tenure track

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Bullard, L; Knoll, P; Saterbak, A
Published in: ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings
December 1, 2002

Tenure has been traditionally held up as the "Holy Grail" for those in academia - however, some new faculty make a conscious choice to pursue non-traditional academic roles. In this paper, three new engineering educators relate how their interests, priorities, and family situations led them to seek out non-tenure track faculty positions and candidly discuss the benefits as well as the drawbacks of the paths they have taken. The objective of the paper is to help both prospective and current faculty become aware of the non-tenure track role as a valid and rewarding career path.

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Published In

ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings

ISSN

0190-1052

Publication Date

December 1, 2002

Start / End Page

11229 / 11236
 

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Bullard, L., Knoll, P., & Saterbak, A. (2002). Choosing the road less traveled: Alternatives to the tenure track. In ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings (pp. 11229–11236).
Bullard, L., P. Knoll, and A. Saterbak. “Choosing the road less traveled: Alternatives to the tenure track.” In ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings, 11229–36, 2002.
Bullard L, Knoll P, Saterbak A. Choosing the road less traveled: Alternatives to the tenure track. In: ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings. 2002. p. 11229–36.
Bullard, L., et al. “Choosing the road less traveled: Alternatives to the tenure track.” ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings, 2002, pp. 11229–36.
Bullard L, Knoll P, Saterbak A. Choosing the road less traveled: Alternatives to the tenure track. ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings. 2002. p. 11229–11236.

Published In

ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings

ISSN

0190-1052

Publication Date

December 1, 2002

Start / End Page

11229 / 11236