Whilst some early career researchers might have a very clear
and definite idea of where they want to be in five, ten or twenty years time,
others may be less sure. Even those with certainty might not know how to make
it happen. This session, the first ECR Network event of the new year, will be
led by Prof
Sally Sheldon (Kent Law School) and Dr
Simon Black (Human Resources/School of Anthropology & Conservation).
Both have had very different careers, and between them represent a number of
different issues, from juggling the needs of family with the demands of your
career, to dealing with workloads whilst keeping your eye on your long term
goal, to making the most of opportunities, even if they’re the ones you might not
necessarily have initially chosen. As well as a researcher in his own right, Simon
is Learning & Development adviser for HR, with particular responsibility for
the development of researchers, so can advise on the support the University
offers in planning and developing your career.
The event is free and open to all, and
tea/coffee/water/biscuits will be provided. However, do let me know if you
intend to come along so that I can get an idea of numbers.
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