Vicki L. Baker is a professor of economics and management at Albion College in Albion, Michigan, and an instructor in business administration at the Pennsylvania State University's World Campus. She is lead author of Developing Faculty in Liberal Arts Colleges: Aligning Individual Needs and Organizational Goals (Rutgers University Press) and lead editor for Success After Tenure: Supporting Mid-Career Faculty. She is the cofounder of Lead Mentor Develop, LLC (www.leadmentordevelop.com).

"How To: Create a Mentor Network: A Discussion with Laura Gail Lunsford"— New Books Network: The Academic Life"How Colleges Can Better Help Faculty During the Pandemic" by Vicki L. Baker— Inside Higher Education"This excellent volume on the experiences of women at mid-career helps to diagnose and to transform the conditions, policies, and practices that get in the way of women's advancement. Each chapter helps us clarify goals, develop community, integrate work and family, and advance work that brings us joy."— KerryAnn O'Meara, Director, University of Maryland ADVANCE Program"Informative and timely, Charting Your Path to Full will help real faculty achieve their professional goals. The exercises in the book will be beneficial to professors with numerous identities, in different disciplines, and at different institutional types."— Lisa Wolf-Wendel, coauthor of Academic Motherhood: How Faculty Manage Work and Family"3 Tips for Women Faculty to Get Through #WFH, #socialdistancing, and #stayingwell" by Vicki L. Bakerhttps://womeninastronomy.blogspot.com/2020/04/3-tips-for-women-faculty-to-get-through.html?m=1— Women in Astronomy"The advantages of Charting Your Path to Full are in its evidence-based approach, business process orientation, and sage advice [and] most recommendations apply more broadly both in terms of career level and gender. If an evidence-based business approach to faculty advancement is what you need this book fills the bill."— Journal of Faculty Development

• ContentsForewordNote on TextIntroduction1          What is Your Joy?                   2          Organization, Organization, Organization     3          Let the Performance Speak for Itself4          Take Control of Your Narrative 5          Smallest Publishable Unit     6          Mapping Your Mentoring NetworkLaura Gail Lunsford7          Developing your Persuasive VoiceKaren Erlandson8          Looking Ahead: Advice from the Other Side             AcknowledgmentsReferences     IndexAbout the Author and Contributors

Vicki L. Baker is a professor of economics and management at Albion College in Albion, Michigan, and an instructor in business administration at the Pennsylvania State University's World Campus. She is lead author of Developing Faculty in Liberal Arts Colleges: Aligning Individual Needs and Organizational Goals (Rutgers University Press) and lead editor for Success After Tenure: Supporting Mid-Career Faculty. She is the cofounder of Lead Mentor Develop, LLC (www.leadmentordevelop.com).

"How To: Create a Mentor Network: A Discussion with Laura Gail Lunsford"— New Books Network: The Academic Life"How Colleges Can Better Help Faculty During the Pandemic" by Vicki L. Baker— Inside Higher Education"This excellent volume on the experiences of women at mid-career helps to diagnose and to transform the conditions, policies, and practices that get in the way of women's advancement. Each chapter helps us clarify goals, develop community, integrate work and family, and advance work that brings us joy."— KerryAnn O'Meara, Director, University of Maryland ADVANCE Program"Informative and timely, Charting Your Path to Full will help real faculty achieve their professional goals. The exercises in the book will be beneficial to professors with numerous identities, in different disciplines, and at different institutional types."— Lisa Wolf-Wendel, coauthor of Academic Motherhood: How Faculty Manage Work and Family"3 Tips for Women Faculty to Get Through #WFH, #socialdistancing, and #stayingwell" by Vicki L. Bakerhttps://womeninastronomy.blogspot.com/2020/04/3-tips-for-women-faculty-to-get-through.html?m=1— Women in Astronomy"The advantages of Charting Your Path to Full are in its evidence-based approach, business process orientation, and sage advice [and] most recommendations apply more broadly both in terms of career level and gender. If an evidence-based business approach to faculty advancement is what you need this book fills the bill."— Journal of Faculty Development

• ContentsForewordNote on TextIntroduction1          What is Your Joy?                   2          Organization, Organization, Organization     3          Let the Performance Speak for Itself4          Take Control of Your Narrative 5          Smallest Publishable Unit     6          Mapping Your Mentoring NetworkLaura Gail Lunsford7          Developing your Persuasive VoiceKaren Erlandson8          Looking Ahead: Advice from the Other Side             AcknowledgmentsReferences     IndexAbout the Author and Contributors

Vicki L. Baker is a professor of economics and management at Albion College in Albion, Michigan, and an instructor in business administration at the Pennsylvania State University's World Campus. She is lead author of Developing Faculty in Liberal Arts Colleges: Aligning Individual Needs and Organizational Goals (Rutgers University Press) and lead editor for Success After Tenure: Supporting Mid-Career Faculty. She is the cofounder of Lead Mentor Develop, LLC (www.leadmentordevelop.com).

"How To: Create a Mentor Network: A Discussion with Laura Gail Lunsford"— New Books Network: The Academic Life"How Colleges Can Better Help Faculty During the Pandemic" by Vicki L. Baker— Inside Higher Education"This excellent volume on the experiences of women at mid-career helps to diagnose and to transform the conditions, policies, and practices that get in the way of women's advancement. Each chapter helps us clarify goals, develop community, integrate work and family, and advance work that brings us joy."— KerryAnn O'Meara, Director, University of Maryland ADVANCE Program"Informative and timely, Charting Your Path to Full will help real faculty achieve their professional goals. The exercises in the book will be beneficial to professors with numerous identities, in different disciplines, and at different institutional types."— Lisa Wolf-Wendel, coauthor of Academic Motherhood: How Faculty Manage Work and Family"3 Tips for Women Faculty to Get Through #WFH, #socialdistancing, and #stayingwell" by Vicki L. Bakerhttps://womeninastronomy.blogspot.com/2020/04/3-tips-for-women-faculty-to-get-through.html?m=1— Women in Astronomy"The advantages of Charting Your Path to Full are in its evidence-based approach, business process orientation, and sage advice [and] most recommendations apply more broadly both in terms of career level and gender. If an evidence-based business approach to faculty advancement is what you need this book fills the bill."— Journal of Faculty Development

• ContentsForewordNote on TextIntroduction1          What is Your Joy?                   2          Organization, Organization, Organization     3          Let the Performance Speak for Itself4          Take Control of Your Narrative 5          Smallest Publishable Unit     6          Mapping Your Mentoring NetworkLaura Gail Lunsford7          Developing your Persuasive VoiceKaren Erlandson8          Looking Ahead: Advice from the Other Side             AcknowledgmentsReferences     IndexAbout the Author and Contributors