Apart from asking  people who have attended a university, what is another place that you can find a professor?
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You found one!\n\nBut seriously, are you looking for a particular person? Or a specialist in a particular field?\n\nIf you are looking for a particular person, then google is as good as anything else.\n\nIf you are looking for a specialist in a particular area of study, most universities' websites will have an area in which you can search for faculty by field of specialization.
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they have a website...or are you looking to buy one? try trying in the name of the bacterium into a search engine. most college's have at least one.
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Check search engines, yellow pages and Health Board but best off, why don't you find out the university where it is studied and they will be glad to advise and maybe even offer a student your situation as a project. This way you'll know you have the most up to date and best advice.
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University of Nigeria Alumni:\nhttp://www.universityofnigeria.com/alumni.htm
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Consider asking these questions to some of the professors I know: http://www.sfsu.edu/~aas
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try contacting the school you graduated from.
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I will try to answer in general, as I do not know your field or where you are studying, or even where you are trying to become a professor.  If you are just starting, you will need to get your classes completed and pass your qualifying exam as a first step.  Join the national academic associations for your field.  These will probably be the main source for locating open positions in your field.  While working on your degree, keep an eye out for promising research avenues with the opportnity to conduct and publish some research along the way.  Also try to get some teaching under your belt.  Basically, the schools will be looking at three things when they hire you:  Can you conduct research in your area of expertise, can you teach their students well, and can they get along with you as a colleague.  The weightings among these criteria will change from school to school.  Don't stress all this too much right now.  You will gain an understanding of all that is involved as you progress through the degree.  Best of luck.
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You could also place an ad in the classifieds to look for someone to teach you.  Or maybe put up a notice on the local college bulletin board.  It's worth a try.
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just use yahoo yellow pages and visit a few and see if you like the teacher(s)
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Over the entirety of my career thus far, I have taught at four colleges, interviewed at seven, and visited dozens more.  Not ONE has had such a thing.  \n\nProfessors *within* a department have faculty meetings (often weekly), usually in a classroom or seminar room convenient to their offices.  Sometimes, one professor (usually the department chair) has a larger office, and sometimes a few professors end up in there during the chair's office hours just chatting.\n\nThe only places for faculty members to meet with faculty *outside* their department are at social occasions, at lectures, at dinners (usually held and funded by some university administrators), or at seminars designed by the university's administration to be interdepartmental.\n\nLet me give you some quick examples.\nI see the other members of my department on a daily basis, sometimes in the department office while we're xeroxing things, checking our mailboxes, or waiting to speak with the administrative assistants.  Sometimes, at random times during the week, two or three of us end up talking to our department chair in her office.\n\nI meet weekly with all members of my department in faculty meetings in a seminar room in our building.\n\nI meet every other week with a group of faculty from lots of different departments in what is called a "Faculty Learning Community," which is a group funded by the administration.  There are about 10 of us, all from different areas of the university.  We are all volunteers, and we gather to work on a project of benefit to the university.\n\nIf this helps, I hope to get a gig as a consultant when your film is produced by a major studio!\n\nBest wishes.
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sorry, all US professors are busy answering questions of students who come to their office.\n\ngo to a website of some university, find the deparment for the your question, then find some professor and send him/her an e-mail.
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isn't there anyone at your university with whom you can discuss your options??
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Email any major university history chairperson and they will give you someone on their staff.
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Go to the University that has an advisor who is well known in what you are interested in.  Even if the best university lets you in, they will be the worst place to go if you don't have a faculty member with similar interests who teaches there.
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The best place I have found so far is classmates.com.  Quite a few of my friends and I have found each other through there.
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Professor of Religious studies - Check out www.smcvt.edu - email their professors for assistance. You could always work in a museum, or write, etc..
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I'm not really sure what you're asking, but if you want a job at a university as a visiting faculty member, just look at the colleges/universities in your area and apply. Good luck!