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PATHS NEWSLETTER

PATHS is a Mellon-funded intiative that helps Ph.D. students in the humanities and

humanistic social sciences chart a course toward careers in academia, industry,

nonprofits, and government. This newsletter features career resources and upcoming

professional development opportunities for these Ph.D. students at UChicago .

UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

From Humanities

Ph.D. to Career

Coach and

Entrepreneur

Friday, October 4, 2019, 12:30-1:30

p.m., UChicagoGRAD HQ (3rd floor

of the UChicago bookstore)

Are you curious about what it’s like to build a business with a humanities PhD? Join

PATHS for a conversation with John Paulas (PhD Classics), who is President at PhD

Matters, a consultancy that empowers humanities and social sciences PhDs to make a

change for the better through work in the not-for-profit, public, and private sectors.

Paulas will discuss how he draws upon skills gained from graduate training in his work

with individuals and institutions. Paulas previously worked as a Director of Fellowships

at UC Berkeley and an instructor at Loyola University Chicago and Davidson College.

RSVP in GRAD Gargoyle (Events > GRAD Events).

International

Affairs Career

Trek to New York

City

Info Session: Tuesday, October 8,

2019, 4:00-4:30 p.m.,

UChicagoGRAD HQ (3rd floor of the

UChicago bookstore)

PATHS will lead an International Affairs Career Exploration Trek to New York City on

December 5-6, 2019. Trek participants will meet employers, talk to alumni, learn

about careers, and make connections for future opportunities. Possible trek hosts

include the United Nations, Social Science Research Council, Open Society Foundations,

New York City Mayor's Office for International Affairs, and Médecins Sans Frontières.

Participants will be selected through a competitive process. RSVP in GRAD Gargoyle

(Events > GRAD Events).

PATHS Opening

Reception and

Resource Fair

Tuesday, October 15, 2019, 5:00–6:00

p.m., UChicagoGRAD HQ (3rd floor of

the UChicago bookstore)

Faculty and Ph.D. students in the

Humanities Division, Social Sciences

Division, and Divinity School are invited

to a resource fair and reception to learn

about PATHS (Professional Advancement

and Training for Humanists and Humanistic Social Scientists). Stop by to explore all the

services that the program has to offer. Drinks and appetizers will be provided; faculty

remarks will be delivered at 5:30. RSVP in GRAD Gargoyle (Events > GRAD Events).

GRADFair

Registration Is

Now Open

Event date: Thursday, October 17,

3:30-7:00 p.m., Ida Noyes Hall

(1212 E.59th St)

GRADFair is the annual career fair where graduate students and postdocs can connect

with employers from industry, government, and nonprofits. Whether you are currently

looking for a job/internship, curious about employers who hire advanced degree

candidates, or just want networking practice, GRADFair is for you. REGISTER NOW and

upload a résumé that can be viewed by participating employers. Log in to GRAD

Gargoyle > Documents > My Documents > Add New Resume. Then RSVP by navigating

to Events > Career Fairs > GRADFair 2019 > RSVP.

OTHER UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Open House at the Center for the Study of Race, Politics and Culture

(CSRPC) and the Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality (CSGS):

Thursday, October 3, 5:00-6:30 p.m., 5733 S University Ave, Community Room

(105)

Diversity Statements Workshop (Academic Job Market Fall Series #6):

Monday, October 7, 12:30-1:30 p.m., UChicagGRAD HQ

Social Science Research Council (SSRC) International Dissertation Research

Fellowship Info Session: Thursday, October 10, 4:00–5:00 p.m., UChicagoGRAD

HQ

Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship Info Session :

Monday, October 14, 3:30–4:30 p.m., UChicagoGRAD HQ

NSEP Boren Fellowship Info Session : Monday, October 21, 12:30–1:30 p.m.,

UChicagoGRAD HQ

Critical Languages Scholarship Info Session : Wednesday, October 23, 3:30–

4:30 p.m., UChicagoGRAD HQ

DIY Academia: How to Maintain Scholarly Activities while Pursuing Other

Careers : Tuesday, October 29, 5:30-6:30 p.m., UChicagoGRAD HQ

FEATURED COURSES

Build Skills in

Arts Leadership

Slots are currently available for

Ph.D. students who wish to enroll in

BUSN 42126/01: Arts Leadership,

which is taught by UChicago Booth

faculty member Mary Ittelson.

Interested students should email the

instructor directly at

Mary.Ittelson@chicagobooth.edu by October 7. The class runs for 5 weeks with weekly

3-hour sessions beginning on October 31 and ending on December 7 .

FEATURED JOBS AND INTERNSHIPS

PATHS Curatorial

Research Internship,

Logan Center Exhibitions

The Logan Center is hiring an intern to support the

curatorial staff of Logan Center Exhibitions in

organizing a series of major public events and

programs. The internship will focus primarily on The

Ties That Bind, a multi-year research project, public

program, and online platform that explores the

history of Pan-Africanism and its articulation in the

arts and culture of the contemporary African

diaspora. During the spring of 2020, the intern will

support the publications produced by Logan Center Exhibitions. For more details, or to

apply for the position, please view the job posting in GRAD Gargoyle (Job posting

#66005).

OTHER JOBS AND INTERNSHIPS

2020-2022 Postdoctoral Researcher at the Rank of Instructor, The

Stevanovich Institute on the Formation of Knowledge, University of Chicago:

for application details, see http://apply.interfolio.com/67063

Website and Publicity Coordinator, Classics Department, University of Chicago

(student/temporary role): apply in GRAD Gargoyle

CAREER INSIGHTS

Did You Know?

With your Ph.D. in the humanities and humanistic social

sciences, you could . . .

be a curator of modern and contemporary art like this

art history Ph.D.

become a consultant like this NELC Ph.D.

Reading List

Why You Should Pursue Your Passion Projects in Grad School from Inside Higher

Ed

Which Publications Matter at Which Stages of Your Career? from The Chronicle of

Higher Education

Collaboration as a Career Value from Inside Higher Ed

How to Get Started in Freelance Writing from The Chronicle of Higher

Education

Get Funding from Graduate Council

Did you know that Graduate Council has funding that can help you put on an event to

enhance your graduate school experience? Two such funds are the Academic and

Professional (A&P) Fund and the Social, Culture, and Wellness (SCW) Fund. Many events

qualify for funding, such as an interdisciplinary reading group with lunch provided, a

round-table discussion with a speaker you'd like to bring to campus, or even a movie

night.

Submit to the PATHS Newsletter

If you are hosting a relevant event that you would like featured this newsletter, please

send the event information to paths@uchicago.edu.

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