Navigating the academic job market? Don’t waste precious time on unreliable resources! ðŸ§
Join us for an essential session where we unveil the Job Market Toolkit & Resources: What to Trust, What to Skip, and How to Use Them Wisely for marketing PhD candidates on the North American academic job market.
Our experienced panel will share:
- The hidden pros and cons of popular job market platforms you need to know
- A curated list of trusted information sources that won’t lead you astray
- Real experiences that reveal which resources actually deliver results
- Time management strategies to balance applications, teaching, and research without burning out
In this challenging journey, you don’t have to figure it out alone. Connect with peers and build your support community during one of the most high-stakes phases of your academic career.
🔹 Date: Tuesday, May 27, 2025
🔹 Time: 13:00 -14:00 PM, EDT
🔹 Location: Zoom
🔹 RSVP: https://forms.gle/3oA6g9WHSAtMssES7
About the Speakers:
Brandon Christensen is a PhD Candidate at University of Colorado Boulder specializing in consumer behavior and status signaling. He will be joining the University of Arkansas as faculty in fall 2025. His research examines how audience economic status influences luxury consumption behaviors.
Sushma Kambagowni is a recent PhD graduate from the University of Pittsburgh studying new age digital technologies. She will be joining University of Nebraska-Lincoln as faculty next month. Her research applies advanced analytics to explore the nuances of platform dynamics and advertising engagement with immersive technologies like Augmented and Virtual Reality.
Philip Kim is a PhD candidate at Indiana University using econometrics and machine learning for digital marketing. He will be joining Texas Christian University as faculty in 2025. His dissertation examines the effectiveness of influencer marketing in political and commercial contexts
🌟 Hosted by AMA DocSIG, supporting PhD students in their research journeys.
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