Faculty Institutes NHL-Inspired Promotion Process
Inspired by the new all-star selection process in the National Hockey League, faculty at Landry College have voted to adopt a draft-style promotion process. Prior to the change, faculty were put through a rigorous selection process that included an extensive evaluation of their scholarship and teaching evaluations. Committees spent hours in emotionally and intellectually grueling [...]
University Promotes Drinking as the New “It” Thing
Posted on Friday, July 16th 2010
Tags: admissions, alcohol, amythyst initiative, beer, campus, ethics, princeton review, promotion
Tags: admissions, alcohol, amythyst initiative, beer, campus, ethics, princeton review, promotion
by Anselmo Watkins Freelance Writer A California university is attempting to counter its reputation with students as “boring” and “no fun” by encouraging beer drinking by students on campus. Whitson State University’s president is the newest member of the Amethyst Intitiative, a group of college CEOs lobbying to lower the drinking age. Whitson State’s new [...]
College Defends Physical Attractiveness as Admission Criteria
Posted on Tuesday, June 22nd 2010
Tags: admissions, attractiveness, beauty, cuteness, physical, promotion, success
Tags: admissions, attractiveness, beauty, cuteness, physical, promotion, success
by Dash Phillips Freelance Writer Community-action group Union of Grayson Humanists (UGH) staged a protest recently outside of the gates of Grayson College after a staff member leaked the college’s rather curious admission criteria. For years, Grayson College has been on the top ten lists in Playboy and Seventeen magazines for having America’s best looking [...]
In Cost-Saving Measure, Assistant Profs Promoted Directly to Emeritus
by Sasha Tremento Freelance Writer In what Barston College President Myron Pilsney calls a “win-win solution,” cutting costs but maintaining faculty morale, the college is promoting professors granted tenure directly to emeritus status. “It addresses the fiscal climate,” he told an uncharacteristically quiet faculty senate yesterday, “while maintaining morale. Tenure-track assistant professors have worked very [...]
To Compensate for Marginalization, Campus Employees Receive Job Title Bonuses
Posted on Wednesday, February 10th 2010
Tags: employee, marginalization, marginalize, morale, promotion, recognition, staff development, title
Tags: employee, marginalization, marginalize, morale, promotion, recognition, staff development, title
After two years with no salary increases, employees at the University of Kansas-Smithfield, received notice that they would receive a holiday bonus of an enhanced job title. Human resources has received the following change requisitions: Admissions counselor Molly Slomba will now be the Vice Provost for Enrollment Formerly the Director of Student Leadership, Sylvester Fios [...]


