I’m preparing my dossier as we speak. Or, at any rate, as I speak, and you listen.
~Dr. Brett “Binky” Betherton Weatherby IV
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I’m preparing my dossier as we speak. Or, at any rate, as I speak, and you listen.
~Dr. Brett “Binky” Betherton Weatherby IV
In their defense, I can just possibly see why they might need a male. For example, if the professor needs to wear a moustache (you know the kind of moustache I am talking about) while teaching German gerunds? You wouldn’t hire Meryl Streep or Traci Lords to play Julius Caesar, would you? She may be a great actress, but she is no Julius Caesar.
So, in the same vein, they wouldn’t hire a woman to wear a moustache in class. It just wouldn’t look natural – the students might come down with a case of cognitive dissonance.
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I thought you would enjoy thiss
http://www.theguardian.com/higher-education-network/blog/2014/mar/14/adjunct-university-united-states-teaching-phd-students-instructor-tenure
It does not even deserve an answer, but maybe you can expect a surplus of British hopeful adjuncts in the future, as it is been sold so successfully; maybe she got paid for that.
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Honesty when I see apologia like that and think about the admins who are cumming in their pants, it makes me too mad to type.
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tell me about it… here in the UK we do not have tenure, but we do have zero-hours contracts in universities (I kid you not) so that you are hired but have no clue how many hours you will be teaching….
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That salary on there is more than what most adjuncts make today!!!! I couldn’t help but make that observation!
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If you’re not feeling bad enough yet, the salary range in inflation-adjusted dollars is $56,000-$77,000. Not bad for a position that welcomes ABD applicants.
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