Black Woman’s Guide to Advancing in Academia, available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and other online retailers, is a timeless resource for women on collegiate faculty or those who are aspiring. The book contains strategies for success as well as the stories of 12 women who have taken diverse approaches to their impactful careers. Book content includes:
Where To Start
Creating Competitive Application Materials
Your Teaching Philosophy
Pursuing Research and the Research Statement
Your Curriculum Vitae
Advancing in Academia: 12 Inspirational and Instructive Stories from the Field
A Master’s Degree Path
Technologist in Academia
Liberating Women in Academia
Success is a Feeling
The Adjunct Experience
The HBCU Perspective
From Military to Teaching Online
Work-Life Integration
Master’s Degree and Many Hats
Career Shift into Academia
Tenured and Tenacious
Intrinsically Inspired
Special thanks to our contributors, read their stories in the book:
Karon Leslie Phillips
Maranda Griffin
Kesha Baptiste-Roberts
Sandra M Harris
Jameta Nicole Barlow
Halima Curry
Stephanie J.W. Ford
Terri Floyd
Sandra M Harris
Tiffany Brown
Black Women Faculty Connection 