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2690-0300 a number of different sources, and the concept of developing a constellation of mentors is highly recommended, but a mentoring relationship that is guided by the mentee‘s needs will be the most productive. Often, however, the mentee does not know their own needs, what questions to ask, and what top

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Establishing Expertise,mportance and weight of teaching, research and service will vary considerably. Thus, your academic career will be in some way divided between these three areas. In the best of all worlds, your teaching, research and service will also be integrated within themselves. It is your job to determine your

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Getting Support and Evaluating Your Personal Health, this new and challenging position, an enormous amount of time must be invested in the job. However, it is essential to also invest some time in life outside the university. For most, long-term happiness will depend on establishing new social networks, making friends, and becoming involved in the co

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Conclusion,ter.” “Get this proposal funded.” “Have this publication accepted.” But, for this job to be a career worth having, that you are happy with and fulfilled by, you must not just survive, you need to thrive. To make thriving possible, you need to understand the position fully. Identify the hard constrai

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Wendy C. Cronetive distribution of oceanic rocks includes about 50?% basalts/dolerites, 20?% gabbros and 30?% peridotites. Basalt and dolerite are the main volcanic rocks of the upper crust, gabbros are formed during the solidification of a magma chamber or magma conduit, and peridotites are either the heavy mine

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Wendy C. Cronethat slip in opposite directions. The motion of the plates has gashed the lithosphere down to more than 4000?m deep, often exposing deep mantle material. Fracture zones vary in length from a few tens to hundreds of kilometers and are narrow, no more than a few tens of kilometers wide. The seismicall

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Wendy C. Croneock of this important question, my colleague Thellier and I decided in the early summer of 1967 to make it the subject of the annual seminar on Earth physics for the school year 1967-68. Although research was still developing rapidly, the General Assembly of the International Union of Geodesy and Ge

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