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Have had a couple of discouraging conversations in recent days -- at least two depts in COAL didn't get their permission to hire in time to even get tables at national meetings. Has any credible reason ever been given and/or has it been determined whether the ball got dropped at the dean level or the provost level?
In the civilized world, deans get fired for this kind of incompetence.

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L.P.

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I might have accidentally used somebody else's board name. Sorry if that's the case. I'm not the "original" Listening Post, if there was one.

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CoAL Miner's daughter

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In my CoAL department, it took approximately ten weeks for the permission to advertise forms to be signed by the provost. The dean claimed that every permission to advertise form in the entire college had to be collected on his desk and only then would he walk them over (perhaps led by the the marching band?) to the provost. Why? Who knows?

The job ads have been posted far too late for the annual convention over winter break where every other university in the country holds interviews in my discipline. However, things have a funny way of working out. Since exactly one-half of my department's tenured/tenure track faculty are interviewing for other positions at this same convention, there isn't anyone available to conduct interviews on USM's behalf.

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Cissy

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CoAL Miner's daughter wrote:


 exactly one-half of my department's tenured/tenure track faculty are interviewing for other positions at this same convention

This is worth repeating, CM'sD.

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Curieux et Intéressé

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CoAL Miner's daughter wrote:

In my CoAL department, it took approximately ten weeks for the permission to advertise forms to be signed by the provost. The dean claimed that every permission to advertise form in the entire college had to be collected on his desk and only then would he walk them over (perhaps led by the the marching band?) to the provost. Why? Who knows?

The job ads have been posted far too late for the annual convention over winter break where every other university in the country holds interviews in my discipline. However, things have a funny way of working out. Since exactly one-half of my department's tenured/tenure track faculty are interviewing for other positions at this same convention, there isn't anyone available to conduct interviews on USM's behalf.




MLA ends today. Anyone posting from DC? How is the search going for those trying to get out? Much discsussion of what has evolved at USM?

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