Facilitate Career Pathways
There are many great strategies for helping students find their path to a rich and rewarding career in STEM. Similarly, faculty and other academic professionals have resources to draw on for their own career development.
Help Students Prepare for Careers
- Embed workforce preparation into undergraduate curricula
- Communicate career opportunities to attract students to your program
- Help students understand their potential pathways
- Provide information about possible careers
- Understand the careers that are out there and what your students need to be successful
Resources for Academic Professionals
- Every academic needs to think about how they want their career to develop
- Understand what an academic job looks like in various contexts
- What happens after you land that first faculty position?
- Get advice for succeeding in higher education
- Explore the variety of ways to help students learn in your courses
Projects with Career Resources
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E-STEM
The Environmental STEM (E-STEM) field experience reimagined the traditional undergraduate geology field course as a field and career preparation program for first- and second-year students interested in ...
SAGE 2YC
By engaging 2YC geoscience faculty in professional development, the SAGE2YC project disseminated advances in STEM education to improve teaching, support students in geoscience technical training, and help prepare ...
Subject: Geoscience
InTeGrate
InTeGrate is a STEM-Talent Expansion Program facilitating a large, diverse community of practice in learning about teaching and collaborating for a sustainable future. As the project leadership and hub, SERC ...
ACM Pedagogic Resources
The Faculty Career Enhancement Program (FaCE) awards funding to ACM faculty that enable them to engage in collaborative projects that explore ways to strengthen liberal arts education in a variety of ways. Project ...
National Institute for Faculty Equity
Minorities and women, minority women in particular, are underrepresented in academia, even more so in the STEM disciplines: science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Members of these underrepresented groups ...