The Early Career Researcher's Toolbox: Insights Into Mentors, Peer Review, and Landing a Faculty Job (Hardcover, 2024)

Chapter 1. Early Career Researchers Must Tell Stories About Their Work.- Part I. Mentoring and the Early Career Researcher's Academic Work.- Chapter 2. Tailoring Professional Development Tools to Fit Your Needs.- Chapter 3. How the Research Programs of Mentors Connect to One Another.- Chapter 4. A Conceptual Framework for Mentoring in Graduate Programs.- Chapter 5. Selecting a Mentor in a Graduate Program.- Chapter 6. How to Optimize Mentoring Relationships in Graduate Programs.- Part II. Publishing Academic Work as an Early Career Researcher.- Chapter 7. The Peer Review Process and Publishing Academic Work.- Chapter 8. Tools for Publishing Peer-Reviewed Academic Work: Part 1.- Chapter 9. Tools for Publishing Peer-Reviewed Academic Work: Part 2.- Part III. Building a Research Program as an Early Career Researcher.- Chapter 10. Delivering Academic Job Talks as an Early Career Researcher.- Chapter 11. Selecting the Work to Discuss in an Academic Job Talk.- Chapter 11. A Conceptual Framework for Academic Job Talks.- Chapter 13 Your Academic Job Talk Must Engage the Audience.- Chapter 14. Your Academic Job Talk Must Create Tension.- Chapter 15. Your Academic Job Talk Must Include a Resolution.- Chapter 16. Your Academic Job Talk Must Include an Epilogue.- Chapter 17. Research Programs Exist in a Shared Universe of Stories.