I am delighted to report that two of my very favorite internet linguists Lauren Gawne and Gretchen McCulloch have teamed up to launch a podcast called Lingthusiasm. It’s a podcast that’s enthusiastic about linguistics!!! You can listen to it on iTunes, Soundcloud, Google Play Music, YouTube or most other podcast apps via rss. They launched with three episodes: …
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Career Linguist Guest Bloggers
There are many ways to get involved and join the Career Linguist community – one way is to be a guest blogger, like these people have: Guest Blogger: Anna Dausman is a linguist and storyteller based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Anna earned her BA in English and Linguistics from the College of William & Mary, and is …
Most viewed 2016
As 2016 draws to a close, reflecting back on the five most viewed pages and posts of the year here at Career Linguist. #5 What skills are cultivated by studying linguistics? A re-posting of some of the core skills cultivated by studying linguistics. Share your favorites using #lingustics #skills #4 Resources for jobseekers I pulled …
Professional self-presentation resources from Beyond Academia
Professional Profile Resources
Career Resources for Linguists
Some places to start I am often advocating here on Career Linguist for bringing your research skills to the task of researching your career. I thought I would see what resources might be available to someone trying to start out on this journey. so, I googled “jobs with a linguistics degree” This is what I found #1 Linguistics …
Resource: Data science
How to find Data Science bootcamps Quite a bit of discussion yesterday at our professional paths for linguists workshop (more about the workshop itself soon) about data science, and so wanted to quickly share a great resource contributed by one of our participants: Data Science Bootcamp Programs – Full Time, Part Time and Online http://yet-another-data-blog.blogspot.com/2014/04/data-science-bootcamp-landscape-full.html …
I’m writing a book!
Actually, I’ve already written it. Bringing Linguistics To Work is a guide for linguists of all backgrounds looking to explore careers beyond academia. Whether you’re a recent undergrad, a graduate student, or someone already midway through their career, this book has been designed to help you use your linguistic experience to work through the career …
Beyond Academia site
Check out Beyond Academia for some wonderful resources for jobseekers! Oh, and they are also re-blogging this month from my Career Profiles in Linguistics Series 🙂 Thanks for the share Beyond Academia!!!
Special Interest group for linguists in business, non-profits, and government
I am submitting a proposal for a special interest group (SIG) for linguists working in business, non-profits and government for the Linguistics Society of America (LSA). At this stage, I need to include the names of six members of the LSA who will be a part of the group. Interested? Know someone else who I …
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Job profiles on All Things Linguistic
Gretchen McCulloch maintains a job series on her blog All Things Linguistic Thought I would share some of her excellent and detailed interviews as they really fill out the picture about jobs that you might think that you already know a great deal about. The key, as we often explore on Career Linguist is to start …
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