Alternative Careers in Science

C. Robbins-Roth, A Scientist Gone Bad: Or How I Went from the Bench to the Board Room.C. Randall, Technical Writing: Making Sense Out of Manuals.S.D. Goetinck, Science Writing: Communicating with the Masses.A. Crafts-Lighty, Snakes and Ladders: The Game of Publishing.E. Augenbraun and K. Vergoth, Broadcast Science Journalism: Working in Television, Cable, Radio, or Electronic Media.A. Weisman-Tobias, Pituitaries to Pinstripes: A Path to Venture Capital.M. Gray, How I Became an Industry Analyst: Science-Based Investment Advisor.P. Drake, Investment Banker Analyst: Dreams and Reality.R. Pepin, Business Development: Making Deals with Science.R. Cohen, Entrepreneur and Company Founder: Starting Your Own Company and Surviving.C. Hall, Consultant to the Stars: Advising CEOs for Fun and Profit.E. Moyer, Regulatory Affairs: Keeping Product Development on Track.P. Sherwood, Patent Agent: Protecting the Intellectual Property of Science.K. Smith, From the Lab Bench to the Clinic: A Career in Clinical Research.S. Stoddard, Technology Transfer: Enabling the Commercialization of Science.T. Russo, Corporate Communications: Helping Companies Sell Their Story.E.H. Meade, Sales and Marketing: So You Want to Sell?B. Hansen, Executive Search: Looking for Talent in All the Right Places.B. Hammer, The Growth of a Manager: From Pure Research to Policy Administration.D. Applegate, Science Public Policy: Translating Between Two Worlds.F. Austin, Researching Funding Administration: Matching Money with Research.G. Haddad, Government Agencies: Directing Science in the Military.M. Dibner, Business Information Services: Providing the Data for Industry.Subject Index.