Negotiating a Faculty Job Offer
Accepting a faculty offer is a process, not an event. Offers need to be negotiated, and successful negotiation requires that you know your value and the resources you need to succeed. Salary, research assistance, teaching load, travel expenses, and moving expenses are only a few of the elements that you will be expected to negotiate as part of your “start-up” package. Find out how to negotiate your offer effectively to maximize your success in your new faculty position.
This program does not offer CE credit.
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