À PROPOS DE CET ÉPISODE
When it comes to planning a sabbatical there are a lot of logistics to be aware of. This information is often not clearly laid out on institutional websites or faculty handbooks.
In this episode, I go over six things you should know about before you start to plan your sabbatical. I discuss: eligibility, sabbatical timing, the application process and deadlines, understanding how to fund your sabbatical, and when to start applying for fellowships.
I hope this episode will help you understand when you'll be eligible for sabbatical and will help you understand the requirements at your institution.
You can learn more about the Summer Reset Workbook here. And purchase your copy here.
Learn more about funding your sabbatical here.
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Does this sound familiar? It's the start of summer and you feel like you have nothing but time ahead of you, time to finally get all those things on your to-do list done. Fast forward to August and you feel overwhelmed by how much you still need to get done and vaguely guilty that you didn't get mo…
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