Book Review: The Academic Portfolio A Practical Guide to Documenting Teaching, Research, and Service

An academic portfolio makes sense particularly for adjunct instructors, and I am so glad I found this resource. The book definitely speaks to the adjunct audience, but it is also a great source for faculty at all levels, administrators, students, and recent grads. Highly recommend!

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Doreen is a PhD in psychology, masters in management and is published in numerous genres including medical/academic research, pop psychology, and fiction. She has a 15+ year background in marketing, IT, research and university teaching. Owner of Vellichor Research, a Florida small business providing research and writing for small to large businesses, government, medical facilities, educational institutions, non-profits, entrepreneurs, and community organizations with primary and secondary research, technical and creative writing, RFPs, grant-writing, market studies, surveys and presentations.

By Doreen Lewis, PhD

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