Recognition and Rewards - How the Academic Career Framework will shift the culture

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Uncovering the Human Side of Research

Gesa Kappen

9 episodes

3 months ago

In this podcast, we don't talk about study designs or the outcomes of scientific experiments. These conversations are about the Human Side of doing research, the stories about the people behind the scientific output. You will hear scientists, coaches and other experts in science share their personal stories and advice regarding the challenges and the opportunities of academic careers. We hope that this podcast will excite, inspire and help you in your own career.

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Recognition and Rewards - How the Academic Career Framework will shift the culture

Uncovering the Human Side of Research

53 minutes 1 second

6 months ago

Recognition and Rewards - How the Academic Career Framework will shift the culture

At Wageninge University, the whole Tenure Track system has been renewed. In today’s episode, we dive into the role of Wageningen's new Academic Career Framework in bringing about long-overdue changes in the academic system. What does the Framework offer, and what does it leave out? Who’s behind its development, and what did the process look like? We’ll also address the common reactions, questions, and hopes surrounding the Framework. I’m joined by two passionate guests who are dedicated to improving the academic culture, and together, we’ll answer questions sent in by Tenure Trackers from Wageningen University.

Note: By now, the training for the committees has been developed. Also, for ACF-related questions, secretaries of each knowledge unit serve as a point of contact .

More info on the ACF here: https://support.wur.nl/esc?id=emp_taxonomy_topic&topic_id=17e6ea5c47bee510d7dd9880236d4339

For further questions, contact the guests here:
maarten.voors@wur.nl and nora.sutton@wur.nl

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