Call for abstracts for Humanities Futures: Careers, Leadership, and Pathways Beyond the Professoriate
This volume explores evolving career pathways, leadership roles, and professional futures for humanities scholars within and beyond academia. Emphasizing adaptability, institutional resilience, and public-facing scholarship, the book responds to pressing workforce realities and reimagines sustainable futures for the humanities.
Suggested Chapter Titles
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Rethinking Humanities Careers in a Changing Academic Landscape
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Pathways to Academic Leadership: Chairs, Deans, and Beyond
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Graduate Education Reform and Professional Preparation
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Public-Facing Scholarship and Community Engagement
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Humanities Skills in Policy, Industry, and Nonprofit Sectors
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Mentorship, Networks, and Career Mobility
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Equity, Access, and Leadership Development
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Institutional Resilience and Strategic Change
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Professional Identity beyond the Tenure Track
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Imagining the Next Generation of Humanities Leaders
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Abstract: 100–120 words
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Chapter length: up to 4,500 words (including references)
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Methodologies welcome: conceptual, empirical, pedagogical case studies, reflective practice
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Contributors may include: faculty, researchers, editors, and advanced graduate students
STAR Scholars Press will publish this volume as part of the AI and Education / Humanities Futures book series. Open-access options and publication fee waivers or discounts may be available.
Contact & SubmissionPlease send abstracts or inquiries to publications@starscholars.org
Proposals will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Full chapters due: August 15


