Academic Careers Beyond the Tenure Track
How Did You Get That Job?
While jobs for tenure-tracks are diminishing, there are still many opportunities to work in academia for those with graduate degrees. Hear from psychology PhD holders working in academic affairs, student affairs, institutional research, and diversity, equity, and inclusion.
These chats aim to familiarize members interested in academic jobs beyond traditional teaching and research roles.
This program does not offer CE credit.
A Chat with Manognya Murukutla, Director of Institutional Research and Assessment at Touro University, Nevadalogin required
Manognya Murukutla, PhD, discusses institutional research and how it is used to inform campus decision-making and planning.
A Chat With David Pantalone, Associate Dean at University of Massachusetts, Bostonlogin required
David Pantalone, PhD, discusses the outlook for tenure-track positions and other opportunities to work in academia.
A Chat With Kristin Nicole Dukes, Chief Diversity Officer and VP for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Chatham Universitylogin required
Kristin Nicole Dukes, PhD, discusses how colleges and universities have responded to the marginalization of underrepresented faculty, staff, and students.
A Chat With Jessica Ortega, Counseling Psychologist at University of California, Irvinelogin required
Jessica Ortega, PhD, discusses how student affairs supports the academic and personal development of individuals attending college or university.

