Faculty Interviewing in Higher Education

Congratulations – you have an interview for a faculty position in higher education, but you’re looking for help preparing yourself, wondering what kind of questions you’ll be asked, and you rehearse – over and over again in your head – your answers… maybe even come up with a humorous anecdote to prove to the committee you have a personality!

You know your research, you’ve prepared your statement of teaching philosophy (most schools still ask for those), and something in your cover letter or C.V. was enough to get you this far.

So what’s next? What can you expect?

And if you’re like the majority in higher ed today and you’re entering the world of adjuncting, or a temp or a contract position, stick around to the end of the video and I have interview help just for you.

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