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DTSTAMP:20260513T012933Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20180618T093000
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20180618T173000
SUMMARY:BAVS PGR/ECR CAREERS TRAINING DAY
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DESCRIPTION:What can you do with a PhD in Victorian or nineteenth-century
  studies? Plenty of things\, including ā€“ but by no means limited to ā€“ an
  academic career! Undertaking a PhD is an enriching but exhausting exper
 ience. Deciding what to do afterwards can be another challenge\, especia
 lly when contending with the realities of the academic job market\, or i
 f youā€™re unsure whether an academic career is for you. To support PGRs a
 nd ECRs through this stage\, BAVS will be holding a careers training day
  aimed at scholars of the Victorian period and long-nineteenth century t
 o be held at the University of ĢĒŠÄTV on Monday the 18th June. This eve
 nt is tailored to address the needs of PGRs and ECRs who wish to pursue 
 careers either within or outside traditional academic paths. The need fo
 r specialised training has been emphasised by a recent Vitae report ā€˜One
  Size Does not Fit Allā€™. It found that many PGRs and ECRs in the Arts an
 d Humanities wish to pursue professional development training but feel u
 nderserved by available options. Such training is especially necessary i
 n light of the fact more than half of Arts and Humanities doctoral gradu
 ates go on to have a career outside of Higher Education within three yea
 rs of graduation. Consequently\, the report advocates for a cultural shi
 ft in which Arts and Humanities researchers are actively encouraged to u
 ndertake discipline-appropriate professional training and career plannin
 g from an early stage. The day will begin with a keynote address by Dr N
 aomi Paxton\, a researcher\, writer\, performer and AHRC/BBC Radio 3 New
  Generation Thinker 2014-15 who has worked at Parliament and for the BBC
  as well as within academia. She will draw on her extensive and diverse 
 experiences inside and outside of academia to provide a stimulating talk
  celebrating the multi-faceted value of doctoral study. For PhD students
  and ECRs who are interested in pursuing an academic career (strand A)\,
  the rest of the day will provide guidance on applying and interviewing 
 for jobs in the UK\, as well as special sessions on writing fellowship a
 pplications\, and applying for jobs and working in HE abroad. The traini
 ng will be delivered by University of ĢĒŠÄTV staff\, including members 
 of academic staff from a range of disciplines who work predominantly on 
 the nineteenth century and the Victorian period as well as the Universit
 y of ĢĒŠÄTVā€™s Careers Service personnel. The day will also feature a de
 dicated strand of training for PGRs and ECRs interested in working in al
 ternative or adjacent fields to academia (strand B). The University of W
 arwickā€™s Careers Service will provide focused workshops that will equip 
 those wishing to develop strategies to move into new sectors. Attendees 
 will also receive additional insights and inspiration from a roundtable 
 of post-PhD Victorian and nineteenth-century scholars employed outside o
 f academia\, working in a diverse range of fields. The day will conclude
  with a session focusing on maintaining robust mental health during the 
 search for permanent employment. Cost: Ā£15. Support for this day has bee
 n provided by: the British Association for Victorian Studies\; Cardiff U
 niversityā€™s School of English\, Communication and Philosophy\; the Unive
 rsity of ĢĒŠÄTVā€™s Centre for Arts Doctoral Research Excellence\; the Un
 iversity of ĢĒŠÄTVā€™s English and Comparative Literary Studies departmen
 t\; and the South West and Wales Doctoral Training Partnership. To atten
 d\, please register by the 1st of June. REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN If you 
 have any further questions\, please do not hesitate to get in touch with
  the event organisers Dr Jen Baker (ĢĒŠÄTV)\, Dr Catherine Paula Han an
 d Lucy Whitehead (Cardiff) at: bavscareersday@gmail.com Provisional Prog
 ramme 9.30 ā€“ 10.00 Registration 10.00 ā€“ 11.00 Plenary Session: Keynote A
 ddress by Dr Naomi Paxton 11.00 ā€“ 11.30 Coffee and Networking 11.30 ā€“ 12
 .30 1A: Roundtable on Applying for Academic Jobs 1B: Roundtable on Alter
 native or Adjacent Academic Careers 12.30 ā€“ 1.30 Lunch 1.30 ā€“ 2.30 2A: W
 orkshop on Crafting Fellowship Applications 2B: Workshop on Identifying 
 Transferable Skills and Alternative Careers 2.30 ā€“ 3.30 3A: Workshop on 
 Academia Abroad 3B: Workshop on Non-Academic CVs and Non-Academic Job In
 terviews 3.30 ā€“ 4.00 Coffee and Networking 4.00 ā€“ 4.45 Plenary Session: 
 Mental Health while Job Searching Dr Jen Baker Teaching Fellow in C19th 
 Literature | Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies | Fa
 culty of Arts | University of ĢĒŠÄTV J.Baker.5@warwick.ac.uk H518\, Hum
 anities Building\, University of ĢĒŠÄTV\, Coventry\, CV4 7AL Early Care
 er Officer\, British Association of Victorian Studies Co Chief-Editor HA
 RTS & Minds www.harts-minds.co.uk https://hcommons.org/members/drjenbake
 r/ Jen Baker\, ā€˜Spectral Stowaways: Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's' ā€œKentucky
 's Ghostā€ (1868)ā€™\, Gothic Studies\, 19:2\, (November 2017)\, pp. 45-57.
  DOI: https://doi.org/10.7227/GS.0028
LOCATION:
URL:https://victorianist.wordpress.com/2018/04/23/bavs-careers-day-18th-j
 une-university-of-warwick-keynote-speaker-dr-naomi-paxton-ahrc-bbc-radio
 -3-new-generation-thinker-2014-15/
ATTACH:https://victorianist.wordpress.com/2018/04/23/bavs-careers-day-18t
 h-june-university-of-warwick-keynote-speaker-dr-naomi-paxton-ahrc-bbc-ra
 dio-3-new-generation-thinker-2014-15/
CATEGORIES:Arts Faculty,Global 19th century studies,Faculty of Arts
LAST-MODIFIED:20180504T083655Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Heather Pilbin:
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