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OverviewAs a humanities professional, your skills are in demand. Despite the challenges of a competitive job market, the unique skill set that you possess is highly transferable to various industries and roles. Knowing how to position your creativity, knowledge and empathy is vital for achieving meaningful employment and professional growth. Hustles for Humanists provides a detailed roadmap for humanities professionals who want to leverage their valuable skills to find or create meaningful work. Drawing from her experiences as an academic turned entrepreneur, Erica Machulak gives practical advice on how to connect with your core values, market yourself, build relationships with clients, and negotiate fair compensation. This is an essential field guide for finding work that aligns with the core values of your humanities scholarship and practice. It demonstrates how the professional strengths of the humanities can be drawn upon to create fairer, more just and equitable entrepreneurial approaches – whether you’re launching a business, job hunting, or looking for inspiration. Hustles for Humanists helps you unlock the value of your humanities practice and explore exciting new pathways to achieving economic stability both within and beyond academia. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Erica Machulak , Crystal Marie Moten , Sophia van HeesPublisher: Rutgers University Press Imprint: Rutgers University Press Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.286kg ISBN: 9781978840812ISBN 10: 1978840810 Pages: 194 Publication Date: 15 April 2025 Recommended Age: From 16 to 99 years Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Professional and scholarly , Tertiary & Higher Education , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsForeword by Crystal Marie Moten Prologue Chapter 1: Choose Your Own Adventure How to use this book Chapter 2: Translate Your Strengths into Services Chapter 3: Name Your Price Chapter 4: Connect With Your Clients Chapter 5: The Low-Key Launch Plan Chapter 6: Grow Your Own Way Acknowledgments NotesReviews""A road map for entrepreneurs who hate the word entrepreneur! This book affirms the value and need for humanistic work in all industries and provides clear and actionable steps for humanists to pursue meaningful work—and get paid for it!"" -- Annie Maxfield * lead creator, ImaginePhD * ""A road map for entrepreneurs who hate the word entrepreneur! This book affirms the value and need for humanistic work in all industries and provides clear and actionable steps for humanists to pursue meaningful work—and get paid for it!"" -- Annie Maxfield * lead creator, ImaginePhD * ""A road map for entrepreneurs who hate the word entrepreneur! This book affirms the value and need for humanistic work in all industries and provides clear and actionable steps for humanists to pursue meaningful work—and get paid for it!"" -- Annie Maxfield * lead creator, ImaginePhD * ""This is the book I needed when I started my own business! In this clear, compelling book, Machulak balances humanistic values, illustrative case studies, and actionable advice to create a valuable tool for any scholars thinking about entrepreneurship as part of their own career paths."" -- Katina L. Rogers * author of Putting the Humanities PhD to Work and founder of Inkcap Consulting * ""This is the book I needed when I started my own business! In this clear, compelling book, Machulak balances humanistic values, illustrative case studies, and actionable advice to create a valuable tool for any scholars thinking about entrepreneurship as part of their own career paths."" -- Katina L. Rogers * author of Putting the Humanities PhD to Work and founder of Inkcap Consulting * ""This is the book I needed when I started my own business! In this clear, compelling book, Machulak balances humanistic values, illustrative case studies, and actionable advice to create a valuable tool for any scholars thinking about entrepreneurship as part of their own career paths."" -- Katina L. Rogers * author of Putting the Humanities PhD to Work and founder of Inkcap Consulting * ""Hustles for Humanists shatters myths and empowers humanists to reclaim their agency, leverage their unique skills, and transform their expertise into meaningful work. This essential guide is for anyone ready to think boldly about their future, expand their opportunities, and build a business that reflects their values and vision."" -- Christine Henseler * copresident of the Center for Humanities Communication * ""Hustles for Humanists shatters myths and empowers humanists to reclaim their agency, leverage their unique skills, and transform their expertise into meaningful work. This essential guide is for anyone ready to think boldly about their future, expand their opportunities, and build a business that reflects their values and vision."" -- Christine Henseler * copresident of the Center for Humanities Communication * ""Hustles for Humanists shatters myths and empowers humanists to reclaim their agency, leverage their unique skills, and transform their expertise into meaningful work. This essential guide is for anyone ready to think boldly about their future, expand their opportunities, and build a business that reflects their values and vision."" -- Christine Henseler * copresident of the Center for Humanities Communication * ""Organizing Professionals articulates and defines a powerful new generation of academic worker-activists who are multi-generational, multi-ethnic, predominantly contingent faculty, graduate students (and, recently, undergraduate students), post-docs, and staff who are fighting for working conditions that go beyond bread and butter issues, that embrace multiple identities, and that respect the lived realities of current academic employees. The higher education labor movement is on a social justice journey like one never observed before, where its members directly confront racist and other systemic practices that do harm within the academy and without, as Gary Rhoades so thoroughly presents."" -- Charles Toombs * president, California Faculty Association * Author InformationERICA MACHULAK, PhD is the founder and lead facilitator of Hikma, a social impact startup with a mission to mobilize scholarship for the public good through consulting, training, and storytelling. CRYSTAL MARIE MOTEN, PhD is a public historian, curator, and writer who focuses on the intersection of race, class, and gender to uncover the hidden histories of Black people in the Midwest. She is the author of the award-winning book, Continually Working: Black Women, Community Intellectualism and Economic Justice in Postwar Milwaukee. SOPHIA VAN HEES, PhD is a creative professional with passions ranging from fine art to cognitive neuroscience. As owner of Brave Snail Designs, she also embraces fearless creativity mixed with slow and meaningful growth. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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