In this episode, I talk about my experience graduating with my rhetoric and composition PhD in 2013, my illusions of grandeur, applying for seventy (70!) jobs in the U.S., the interview process, getting letters of rec -- everything but the kitchen sink. 
 
If you have An Academic's Life topic you would like me to explore or want to hear more about my own academic life experiences, drop me an email at anacademicslife@gmail.com.

In this episode, I talk about my experience graduating with my rhetoric and composition PhD in 2013, my illusions of grandeur, applying for seventy (70!) jobs in the U.S., the interview process, getting letters of rec -- everything but the kitchen sink. If you have An Academic's Life topic you would like me to explore or want to hear more about my own academic life experiences, drop me an email at anacademicslife@gmail.com.

In this episode, I talk about my experience graduating with my rhetoric and composition PhD in 2013, my illusions of grandeur, applying for seventy (70!) jobs in the U.S., the interview process, getting letters of rec -- everything but the kitchen sink. 
 
If you have An Academic's Life topic you would like me to explore or want to hear more about my own academic life experiences, drop me an email at anacademicslife@gmail.com.&nbsp;

7. What I’ve Learned About the Tenure Track Job Market

This podcast isn't about the theory and research we do--it's about our real lives. Join Genesea Carter, PhD in rhetoric and composition, as she shares her personal journey through academia. This podcast is for academics (and the academic curious) who want to have real conversations about academic life--the system, the work, the students, the compensation, the stress, the happiness. If you feel alone in academia, this podcast is for you.

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7. What I’ve Learned About the Tenure Track Job Market

7. What I’ve Learned About the Tenure Track Job Market