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The article certainly doesn't make it look that way. She joined in 2004 and left in 2006. Way too short even for a five year tenure clock, especially when she v
by idiot900 8y ago
The article certainly doesn't make it look that way. She joined in 2004 and left in 2006. Way too short even for a five year tenure clock, especially when she very much needed the health insurance.
- xkcd-sucks 8y agoIt's pretty easy to figure out who's on your tenure committee, who the competition is, and which bridges have been burned
- jfnixon 8y agoSure, but leaving without securing another tenure-track position? You can't reset the clock, still, leaving early is Not A Good Sign you know how to play the game.