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Workshop Leader Career Profiles

Before each year's Early Career Geoscience Faculty workshop, we ask the workshop leaders to describe their careers. Below is the full collection of career profiles from all of these workshop leaders over the years. In these profiles, workshop leaders describe their career paths, teaching challenges they faced early in their careers, how they made the research transition from graduate student to faculty researcher, what advice they have for early career faculty members, and more. You can search the collection by highest degree granted (by their department), by typing text into the search box, or just by browsing.


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Career Profile: Ron Metzger part of Career Profiles
Science Department, Southwestern Oregon Community College Southwestern Oregon Community College is a 2-year college. Ron Metzger is one of the leaders of the 2010 "Early Career Geoscience Faculty" ...

Highest Degree Granted by Dept: Associate's degree

Career Profile: Katryn Wiese part of Career Profiles
City College of San Francisco City College is a two-year college. Katryn Wiese is one of the leaders of the 2009 "Early Career Geoscience Faculty" Workshop. Prior to the workshop, we asked each of the ...

Highest Degree Granted by Dept: Associate's degree

Career Profile: Bill Hirt part of Career Profiles
Department of Natural Sciences, College of the Siskiyous College of the Siskiyous is a 2-year college. Bill Hirt is one of the leaders of the 2008 "Early Career Geoscience Faculty" Workshop. Prior to the ...

Highest Degree Granted by Dept: Associate's degree

Career Profile: Megan Jones part of Career Profiles
North Hennepin Community College Megan Jones is one of the leaders of the 2006 "Early Career Geoscience Faculty" Workshop. This profile is based on an interview conducted by Carol Ormand on May 23, 2006. ...

Highest Degree Granted by Dept: Associate's degree

Career Profile: Karen Kortz part of Career Profiles
Physics Department, Community College of Rhode Island The Community College of Rhode Island is a 2-year college. Karen Kortz is one of the leaders of the 2011 "Early Career Geoscience Faculty" Workshop. ...

Highest Degree Granted by Dept: Associate's degree