The 'T' word...
Posted: May 6th, 2013, 3:13 pm
Lavabe has used the T word on facebook (T= TENURE)
I am thinking
might be in order....
I am thinking
might be in order....
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Judging from my NASCAR picks yesterday, the "T" word is certainly NOT TALLADEGA.windsor wrote:Lavabe has used the T word on facebook (T= TENURE)
I am thinking
might be in order....
Congratulations, Associate Professor Lavabe!windsor wrote:Lavabe has used the T word on facebook (T= TENURE)
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1) Congrats on the T word!Lavabe wrote:Judging from my NASCAR picks yesterday, the "T" word is certainly NOT TALLADEGA.windsor wrote:Lavabe has used the T word on facebook (T= TENURE)
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might be in order....
Must get another Schlafly's Coffee Raspberry Stout to celebrate.
Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:T--errrrrific!
Love, Ima
Ah... that's the "P" word (promotion).ArkieDukie wrote:Congratulations, Associate Professor Lavabe!windsor wrote:Lavabe has used the T word on facebook (T= TENURE)
I am thinking
might be in order....
We should have another of our online chat room parties to celebrate - or, at the very least, a 10 p.m. toast.
I've always been partial to, 'Despot'.....or 'Overlord'.devildeac wrote:
Next step=Dean? Chancellor? President?
"Czar of the Universe."captmojo wrote:I've always been partial to, 'Despot'.....or 'Overlord'.devildeac wrote:
Next step=Dean? Chancellor? President?
I like the fact that you have that option and that your university obviously recognizes the quality person that they have on-board.Lavabe wrote:Ah... that's the "P" word (promotion).ArkieDukie wrote:Congratulations, Associate Professor Lavabe!windsor wrote:Lavabe has used the T word on facebook (T= TENURE)
I am thinking
might be in order....
We should have another of our online chat room parties to celebrate - or, at the very least, a 10 p.m. toast.
We have two options over here. We can go for both tenure AND promotion (to associate), or we can just go for the tenure. Given my lack of articles, I decided to put off promotion a year or two, and I wound up applying and receiving tenure.
SO, no promotion, but the job security has been secured.