Call for contributions to two edited collections: Inclusion in Linguistics and Decolonizing Linguistics Edited by Anne Charity Hudley, Christine Mallinson, and Mary Bucholtz Oxford University Press Call for Edited Collections: Inclusion in Linguistics and Decolonizing Linguistics We extend a formal call for contributions to either or both of two edited collections that we are currently developing …
Continue reading “Call for contributions: Inclusion in Linguistics & Decolonizing Linguistics”
Stay up to date with all things Career Linguist: want to work with Career Linguist? The 10th edition of Career Camp launches Jan 15 2021
If you’re looking for more ways to help you work towards what brings you joy in your professional life, join us for work sessions on the CL Mighty. When we do our co-working sessions on the Mighty, we always set an intention for how we want to feel while we are doing the work. Today, …
Continue reading ““Working towards joy (and there will be oatmeal!)””
Please help us get the word out to any highschoolers or parents or teachers of highschoolers about this brand-new resource created by CL Mighty Network member Serena Williams: Linguistics for Grades 9-12! In this 8-week online course, students will engage in the scientific study of various aspects of human language.
As we gear up for next week’s networking meetup in San Francisco (am trying out the name Community Connection Events – would love to know your thoughts!) I thought I would share three tips from Karen Wickre’s excellent book. THREE THINGS for you to do at a networking event: Find common ground quickly. If you …
Continue reading “Book Review: Taking the Work out of Networking”
In their book, Designing Your Life, Bill Burnett and Dave Evans bring “design thinking” to the “wicked problems” of career and life design. Reading the book, I was struck by the parallels between design thinking as defined and explored here and the ways that linguists approach problems, and specifically, how we approach bringing linguistics to …
Lots that’s great about this book, not least of which that it was written at the same writer’s retreat that I attend (and that included among the list of possible careers is “writing retreat host in rural, VA!”). I really love that the book is designed to be read over five lunch hours – a …
Continue reading “Should I stay or should I go? Either way, community is key”
Now that I have finally gotten around to reading Malcolm Gladwell’s Outliers, I see why people have been telling me for years that I should read the thing! The book examines story structure, interrogating our ingrained ways of telling and hearing stories about success (and also failure). The big message: what we take to be …
It’s that time of year again!! With 2018 drawing to a close, as is our tradition here at Career Linguist, we are taking some time to “look back to look forward,” making some time and space to reflect on this past year and think about what should come next. Without further ado, here are the …
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS PRIZE COMPETITION Call for Applications: 2019 RWJF Culture of Health Prize Application Deadline: November 01, 2018, 3:00 p.m. ET PURPOSE: The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Culture of Health Prize (the Prize) recognizes communities that have come together around a commitment to health, opportunity, and equity through collaboration and inclusion, especially with historically marginalized …
Continue reading “Call for Applications: 2019 RWJF Culture of Health Prize”
