Are You On Track For Tenure or Full? Read These Seven Key Questions Promotion Committees Ask.
    These seven key questions will help you calibrate your progress and output to the standards of top research universities. Be comforted, for it is actually easier to publish at higher levels than it is at lower ones. Dr. Carole Sargent explains exactly how using data collected from hundreds of faculty members over ten years at campuses like Georgetown, UVA, VCU, Carnegie Mellon, and more. Even if your campus is at a different research level, your output can and should be the same as your colleagues at the highest-ranked schools. 

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Without Carole's guidance and support, there is no way I would have secured three book contract offers from prestigious presses in my field, months after losing a contract with another press. Carole's knowledge of academic publishing is outstanding and she inspires faculty writers to re-imagine the possibilities of their academic work. When I tell colleagues at other schools about working with her, they are always deeply jealous that they do not have a similar resource available to them."
          Now-tenured professor of History, Georgetown University.

This article would not have been published without the inspiration and guidance that you provided...  You have synergistically created the optimum environment that provides hard-science knowledge of the publication system that is complemented by the personal empowerment of your counsel and that of a peer-group of scholarly authors.  Being part of a group of other writers provided structure that kept me on a schedule to complete scholarly work.
         Lawyer from a national intelligence agency. 

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