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ApplyAs a leading academic institution, the Clark School has a responsibility to help produce the great engineering teachers future generations of students will rely on. While many Clark School alumni have already secured academic positions around the world on their own initiative, we have created the Future Faculty Program to:

  • Increase the number of highly qualified teachers the Clark School produces for the world’s engineering schools
  • Prepare selected Clark School doctoral students to achieve career-long success in the academic world as teachers and researchers
  • Provide selected students with a $3,000 travel stipend to attend professional conferences
  • Place selected students in leading institutions where their impact can be greatest and where they can continue to partner with the Clark School

Congratulations to the 2009 Future Faculty!

Name   Department
Fernando Raffan   Aero
Irene Bacalocostantis   BIOE
Angela Mariani   BIOE
Kleoniki Vlachou   Civil
Kristin Gilroy   Civil
Zichuan Li   Civil
Joyce Breger   ChBE
Graham Aldredge   ECE
Matteo Mischiati   ECE
Yongqiang Wang   ECE
Yongle Wu   ECE
Chenjie Yu   ECE
Mustafa Beyaz   ENEE
Danielle Chrun   ENRE
Bavani Balakrisnan   ME
Haijun Liu   ME
Rishi Raj   ME
Jessica Sheehan   ME
Pingfeng Wang   ME
Florian Weilnboeck   MSE

If you are a Clark School doctoral candidate who is considering participating in the program, please:

We look forward to discussing your interests.

For more information about the Future Faculty Program, please contact:

Mark Shayman
shayman@umd.edu
(301) 405-8336


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Meet Future Faculty Program Alumnae Prof. Enlu Zhou

 

Enlu Zhou
“I successfully landed a tenure track academic position at the University of Illinois right after my Ph.D. graduation. This was partly due to what I learned through the experience in the Future Faculty Program (FFP). The program talked about every aspect in landing an academic position, including how to work towards that goal during graduate life, how to prepare application materials, and how to handle interviews. I also gained the experience of teaching and mentoring through the practicum, which gave me an advantage in the job application process and a head start in my career. The FFP goes far beyond that; it also educates extensively about the whole academic career, including research, teaching, grantsmanship, service, and networking. Being a young assistant professor now, I am still benefitting from what I have learned at FFP.”

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