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A guide to articles, conference papers, and other materials on professional issues in the field of Jewish studies, with particular emphasis on issues facing advanced graduate students and pre-tenure scholars.
Non-Academic Careers for the Jewish Studies Scholars
Papers Presented at the 37th Annual Conference of the Association for Jewish Studies AJS/AAJR Panel: "Beyond the Ivory Tower: Career Opportunities for the Jewish Studies Scholar"
Aleisa Fishman, Ph.D.
Editorial Coordinator, Academic Publications,
Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies,
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Felicia Herman, Ph.D.
Executive Director,
Natan Avinoam Patt, Ph.D.
Applied Research Scholar for Jewish Life and Culture,
Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies,
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Judith Rosenbaum, Ph.D.
Director of Education, Jewish Women's Archive Getting the First Book Published
"Publishing the First Book: A Conversation with Eric Zinner," AJS Perspectives
Fall/Winter 2004
Papers Presented at the 38th Annual Conference of the Association for Jewish Studies AJS/AAJR Panel: "Getting the First Book Published"
Glenn Dynner
Sarah Lawrence College
Melissa R. Klapper
Rowan University
The Job Interview
"Applying for an Academic Position," AJS Perspectives
Fall/Winter 2003
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