Good morning, are you looking for resources for humanities phds thinking about careers in and beyond the tenure track?

Here are some ways I can help [thread]

The Academic Job Market Support Network is a repository and community for phds.

It hosts sample job materials for the academic and alt-ac markets, including cover letters, research statements, and more. @JobMarketSuppo1

https://hcommons.org/groups/academic-job-market-support-network/

If you're interested in pursuing a tenure track job, check out these guidelines for job seekers, with tips on materials, timelines, and feelings. https://medium.com/@halperta/how-to-apply-for-academic-jobs-in-2020-e4fac699b20b?source=friends_link&sk=129e09b873bfd0f6e20b0740e4f61bf4

If you're interested in jobs off the tenure track, check out the alt-ac support network, a community of PhDs who have pursued non-traditional career paths and want to talk about it with you.

https://hcommons.org/docs/alt-ac-support-network/

There are lots more resources for non-tt job seekers, including where to look for jobs, how to conduct informational interviews, and more, in the Job Market Support Network Repository.

https://hcommons.org/groups/academic-job-market-support-network/docs/

And, um, if you want to read more about job market feelings, you can see all my writing about academia -- and a few other resources -- on my website

http://www.halperta.com/academia.html 

Also! there are so many other people thinking & writing about humanities careers. I don't have a comprehensive list, but here are some people I follow (1/2):

@FromPhDtoLife @drmarenw @BeyondProf @briandegrazia @katinalynn @catsonatardis @profgabrielle @RoshniRaoPhD

More people to follow:
@JimMc_Grath @readywriting @cassius_a @heatherfro @BlackDigitalHum @ernestopena @envynoveritas @RAKarl @quinnanya @erin_bartram @AmyHildrethChen @UMDPHDCareers @alexcorey04 @MistressSnowPhD

who else?