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The Recruitment Initiative applies
aggressive strategies to increase the number
of STEM female applicants at Marshall. In year one, the MU-ADVANCE Program began by forming a
Recruitment Committee to assist STEM search
committees in attracting more female applicants with
the goal of increasing female hires. A broader impact of this
initiative will be to improve gender equity within
STEM departments and to provide networking
opportunities and resources for MU faculty. MU-ADVANCE
Program’s recruitment successes could serve as a role model for regional and Appalachian
institutions.
Key Personnel:
Dr. Judy Silver; partnered with
Dr. Jan Fox
MU-ADVANCE Recruitment Resources:
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The
Candidates Resource
page provides links to help potential and future
faculty learn about Marshall University and the
Huntington area.
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Open STEM Positions
- provides a listing of all open positions in science,
technology, engineering, and math disciplines at
Marshall .
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MU-ADVANCE Enhanced Recruitment Plan
offers recruitment assistance for hiring departments.
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MU-ADVANCE Search Assistance
offers assistance and resources to search
committees.
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The MU-ADVANCE Dual Career Service
assists faculty seeking to relocate to the
Tri-State Area. Developed through a partnership
with Marshall's Career Services, this initiative has now been
adopted as a university-wide effort available to
all departments.
MU-ADVANCE helped develop the following brochures:
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Search Committee
Strategies and Guidelines
The Search Committee Strategies and
Guidelines brochure is a tool to reduce
gender bias during the search process. This
brochure is a step-by-step navigation tool for
the search committees, beginning with the
selection of search committee members and ending
with the hiring of a new faculty member.
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Best
Practices: For the New Hire
Best Practices: For the New Hire provides
information for new faculty, including how to
make contact with administrators and colleagues;
useful university resources, such as discounts
on home computers and the library system; and
how to ensure that their road to tenure is being
paved.
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