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SYFROYH

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3. There are so many PhDs looking for jobs that they won't have any problems filling positions

Reply to Zorro (Original post)

Thu Jul 27, 2023, 11:02 AM

Jul 2023

And some, maybe 10-20% depending on the field, are conservative and have no problem with the DeSantis agenda.

Oddly, they report 30+ faculty leaving for various reasons, but they only posted 10 visiting instructor positions.

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Faculty turnover at New College 'not a loss for Florida,' DeSantis says [View all] Zorro Jul 2023 OP

Hope he enjoys the fallout Mad_Machine76 Jul 2023 #1

He wants to make New College into a Hillsdale College clone. LastDemocratInSC Jul 2023 #4

Of course Mad_Machine76 Jul 2023 #6

The damage will outlast his reign dalton99a Jul 2023 #2

There are so many PhDs looking for jobs that they won't have any problems filling positions SYFROYH Jul 2023 #3

A visiting instructor is not a tenured professor crazylikafox Jul 2023 #5

You're correct. Typically Visiting instructors are untenured and paid less, but they are often PhDs SYFROYH Jul 2023 #7

The problem is the high cost of living Ghost of Tom Joad Jul 2023 #8