#faculty positions

[trendingkhabar]

Sergeant - HigherEdJobs

The sergeant responds to incidents (routine and critical) in connection with University public safety related events and circumstances while providing leadership and direction to subordinates in those responses. In the absence of a superior officer, the sergeant assumes complete charge of the department. The sergeant requests and utilizes the proper cooperation of other law enforcement…

[transmascutena]

Akio is scary because I could meet him on the street. He could be my cool teacher, or my friend's uncle, or that one guy in the Marines, or some man my father met when he was 16. So many people practice cruelty casually, hidden under a veneer of approachability. Akio doesn't have to be a god to be cruel. Akio is scary because I could talk to him and not notice. I've had enough friends/family/classmates abused that I know that abusers can just be kind of stupid and in a position of power. Treating them as gods/flawless masterminds just elevates their perceived power. If they were actually that suave and intelligent, they wouldn't be in the business of sexually assaulting kids.

yeah. you really do not have to be some master manipulator to take advantage of children, the most vulnerable people in the world. and i guess people who claim he is some kind of mastermind just aren't aware that they in all likelihood have met people like him. that he's everywhere. and, y'know, lucky for them i suppose, that they percieve this kind of abuse as something special and rare that basically only happens in fiction. must be a nice sort of ignorance to have about the world.

[the-overthinktank]

I feel like part of autistic infighting is that the term encompasses such a huge range of disability, symptoms, and experiences that advocacy often struggles to be inclusive without becoming so unspecific it's toothless. On one hand high vs low functioning is a false dichotomy, on the other hand someone who was has severe difficulty communicating and motor disabilities has obviously had very different experiences from someone who found out later in life and can mask

[puppyeared]

people who do STEM or administration as a career full time and continue to do art as a hobby, I am scared of you but like in a hot way. youre like if we were allowed to have cold drinks in winter. i look at you and think of miles morales with his two cakes. do you want to make out sometime

[technofinch]

ok i think that interview went really well but i won't know if i got to the second round or another 2-3 weeks but like. pleaseeeee pleaseeee pay for my masters degree pleaseeeee you're so sexy pleaseeeee

[qqueenofhades]

🎶Another quarter, another adjunct faculty nightmare 🎵🎶

[navii-blaze]

About to head into an interview for a research position I've been trying to get into for the last 4 months

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Detective Sergeant

Suffolk University (Boston, MA)

[quarklynx]

Casually flirting with the idea of fucking around and getting a master's degree. The time will pass anyway, right?

[bmpmp3]

i neeeeeeed to get more annoying about being bisexual

[leitmotif]

had an irl "everybody clapped" moment today and one thing i can say is that those stories do not prepare you for how to react when that happens. autism social scripts all thrown out the window

[mxanigel]

Maybe when I'm not stuck in a flying sardine can, I can be more articulate about faculty anger at the moment

[anoras]

got another interview at a local community college library !

[fatfemme-inist]

I am finishing my PhD this year and searching for postdoc positions, and the absolute wildest fucking thing is that your prior experience - experience before or outside of your PhD program - doesn't count towards your salary calculation. So all the first year postdocs get paid the same amount, regardless of whether they went into a PhD program straight out of undergrad or went back for a PhD after gaining several years of work experience.

I came to my PhD program with a masters' degree in a related field and three years and a half years of full time research experience. During my PhD program, I have worked full time for just over three years, starting as a data analyst and then being promoted to Project Director. So counting the time in my masters' program, I have over ten years of research experience, and two thirds of that is in full-time, non-student positions, which would normally carry extra weight in hiring and salary decisions because there is an assumption that you have more responsibility and less leeway when you are a full time employee instead of a student. But you're going to pay me the same amount as someone who has literally never held a full time job?

[cappurrccino]

daydreaming about getting/having a doctorate, so I expect to get catastrophically sad and overwhelmed with regret later

[wizardmp3]

WAITING ON APPROVAL ON MY THESIS THEN IM DONE (not) ough