The PhD Job Search

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#Altac / #Postac: 
Rethinking the PhD Job Search in the Humanities
Thursday, February 20th from 4-6pm
in Rome Hall room 771


With graduation just around the bend undergraduate and graduate students alike are asking themselves the same question: What do I do with a humanities degree? Come to this roundtable discussion and find out! Whether you’re interested in pursuing a PhD in the humanities, recently obtained one, or you’re simply interested in what doors a PhD in humanities can open for you this event is not to be missed!

The Discussion will feature:

Alyssa Harad

Alyssa Harad, PhD in English & Author

Meredith Hindley, PhD in History; Writer/Editor/Historian at Humanities, the magazine of the National Endowment for the Humanities


Miriam Posner


Miriam Posner, PhD in American Studies/Film Studies and Coordinator and Core Faculty of the Digital Humanities Program at UCLA

Evan Rhodes, PhD in English and Executive Adviser, Corporate Executive Board

and 

Sarah Werner, PhD in English and Digital Media Strategist at the Folger Shakespeare Library




This event is sponsored by the GWU department of English, the Medieval and Early Modern Studies Institute, the Digital Humanities Institute, and the Office of the Graduate Dean of Columbia College
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