Career Development
Community colleges account for over 40% of higher education in the U.S. and most of them are eager to attract highly qualified PhDs. Join us for a panel discussion on February 6 where experts will discuss the range of opportunities that these schools have to offer. Beth Au from the California Community Colleges Registry will also be available for one-on-one meetings during the morning of February 7.
As part of your academic job search, have you thought about a career at a community college? Consider the following:
- There are currently more than 1,200 two-year institutions in the United States, which makes them a good option for individuals with geographical constraints
- Community colleges presently account for over 40% of higher education in the United States
- Most two-year colleges are eager to attract highly qualified PhDs
To learn more about the academic culture and teaching opportunities at community colleges, join us for a discussion with a panel of community college professors and professionals. These experts will discuss the range of opportunities these schools offer and answer your questions.
Academic Careers at Community Colleges - Panel Discussion
Wednesday, âFebruary 6
2-4pm
âSRB Multipurpose Room
RSVP here
Panelists include:
- Beth Au, Director, California Community Colleges Registry
- LaTonya L. Parker, Associate Professor of Counseling, Moreno Valley College
- Craig Rutan, Professor of Physics and Engineering, Santiago Canyon College
- Matthew C. Kay, Associate Professor of Biology, Santa Barbara Community College
Beth Au will also be available from 9am-12pm on Thursday, February 7, to meet individually with students in the Graduate Student Resource Center to talk more in-depth about their questions regarding academic careers at community colleges. To sign up for a session with her, click here.
