Faculty Identity Construction: The Transition from PhD to the Professoriate
Deans
Honggang Yang, Ph.D. – College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Award Date
1-1-2018
Abstract
In order to disseminate findings from a three-year study on professional identity construction and to advance the final write-up of research data, we will employ qualitative analysis software (NVivo). After a thorough qualitative analysis of survey and interview data using NVivo, we will then present the findings from Stages I and II of our national study on faculty identity construction at the national conference for College Composition and Communication (CCCC) March 14-17, 2018, in Kansas City, Missouri. CCCC is one of the largest, well-respected conferences in the field of writing studies. Our presentation will connect the survey results from Stage I and the interview narratives collected in Stage II in order to provide the field of writing studies an in depth look at the specific tactics faculty use to construct a professional identity through teaching, research, and service in their transition from junior colleagues to professionals in faculty positions.
Recommended Citation
Scanlon, Molly; Kitchens, Juliette; Lutkewitte, Claire; and Organ, Jessica, "Faculty Identity Construction: The Transition from PhD to the Professoriate" (2018). President's Research Grant. 495.
https://nsuworks.nova.edu/faculty_research_grant_winners/495
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