Part 3: Developing Your Career
Developing Your Career
Part 3
Academic identity, teaching and mentoring, research and funding, leadership, and the path to promotion. Grab what applies to you.
Most of these apply to every faculty member, whatever your appointment or stage. There's no order — start with what's most useful now. Promotion is the one to know early, even if it feels far off.
LIFE AT HARVARD
Resources for your life at Harvard — well-being, community, and the everyday perks of being on the faculty. Managed by other Harvard offices; gathered here for convenience.
- Faculty Council
- Faculty Leadership, Standing and Administrative Committees
- Joint Committee on the Status of Women (JCSW)
- Consortium of Harvard Affiliated Offices for Faculty Development (CHAD)
- Arts and Humanities Initiative
- Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
- Center for the History of Medicine, Countway Library
- Archives for Women in Medicine, Countway Library
- Harvard Health Publishing – Clinician Reviewer Program (Paid expert review of consumer health content, for HMS-affiliated clinicians. Listable on your CV under Report of Education of Patients and Service to the Community)
- Project Success (Host a High School Research Intern), OCCE
- New England Science Symposium (Abstract Advisor or Judge), OCCE
- Harvard Faculty Club
- Harvard Faculty Real Estate Services
- Outings and Innings, Harvard University
- Harvard International Scholar Office (HIO)
- Commuting and Transportation
- Vanderbilt Hall Athletic Facility
- NCFDD Individual Membership (HU Discounted Rate)
- Nature Masterclasses On-Demand - Institutional Membership (expires 2/27/2028)
- Office of Community and Campus Life, Harvard University