Doctoral Scholars Program Partnerships
Partnerships to Benefit Scholars
The SREB-State Doctoral Scholars Program is pleased to partner with these organizations to extend the networking, professional development, and career preparation benefits of the Institute on Teaching and Mentoring throughout the year.
Higher Education Recruitment Consortium
HERC is a non-profit consortium of over 600 colleges, universities, hospitals, research labs, government agencies and related organizations. Consortium members share a commitment to hiring the most diverse and talented faculty, staff and executives.
HERC offers webinars for job-seekers, a -blog with career development advice, and a daily email brief for job-seekers looking to work in higher education.
National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity
The National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity is an
independent professional development, training and mentoring
community of over 71,000 graduate students, post-docs and
faculty members. NCFDD is dedicated to supporting academics in
successful transitions throughout their careers. The organization
offers on-campus workshops, professional development
training and intensive mentoring programs.
Scholars that attend the Institute will receive a limited-time
free NCFDD profile, access to webinars and Motivational emails
sent every Monday.
Vitae
Vitae is the fast-growing community for higher ed, specifically
designed to help grad students, faculty and administrators
achieve success at every stage of their careers. Vitae offers
networking and connections, free career management tools, a
comprehensive jobs database, and daily advice and news written by
inside scholars.
Scholars that attend the Institute will automatically be given a
profile in the Chronicle Vitae database, and will receive access
to free online career guides.