My daughter loves English and wants to go to a liberal arts college. I cringe. Where do students get employment for liberal arts or English degrees. |
Woah, someone's feeling aggressive today! Take a chill pill hunny. You aren't the OP? So there are two people who spell hunny that way? |
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Are you male or female?
What rank? Assistant, associate or full? |
| Is this microaggression/PC environment real or exaggerated by the media? |
Def. not the case with me, or from what I've seen, my small private college. In fact, because I am young and look young I often have admins calling me by my first name before they've even met me. |
It's real at very top level places (USNEWS top 25 or top 50). Below that, apathy reigns. |
Male. Assistant Professor. 30s. |
| Be honest. On your voicemail, do you refer to yourself as "Dr. _______"? |
Getting a job and getting educated are not the same thing. I advise students to major in whatever they enjoy and to make sure to take many classes that give them skills. Want to major in psych? Great, but be sure to take lots of stats classes, some econometrics, computer science, etc. Internships are key to getting employed. I would not advise anyone to go to law school or PhD unless you get into a top program and the costs are reasonable. |
Nope. I laugh at those people. I go by "professor" to students. Parents, colleagues, and alums call me by my first name. |
Yes. Dealing with this situation now. I have an alumna who is 3 years out. Every homecoming weekend the flirty gets worse. |
NP. Cringe away! I'm an English BA pulling in 110K and working 9-4:30. |
LOL. As they should by default with an assistant professor. Maaaayyyybe not if you are department chair. Even our dean insists on first names. Come on. |
| OP, how much do you make? |
This. |