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She may have been doubting it at various points, but many of who have read her blog over the past few years never did: Profgrrrrl got tenure.
… so why do I feel like I’ve spent the last 5 hours playing the role? Oh, yeah: my university is back from spring break; the first department peer review committee meeting (annual evaluations) is tomorrow morning; I’m out of town most of next week. I want a week to work all by myself, and […]
March 24, 2008Teacher Attrition: Age-Specific Transition Rates (Sherman Dorn and Stephen Provasnik)In panel Sociological Perspectives on Teachers and Teaching2:15-3:45American Educational Research Association (SIG – Sociology of Education)New York Marriott Marquis Times Square, Soho Complex, Soho Room, 7th Floor March 29, 2008Defending Effective Accountability and Assessment Practices10:45-12:15Joint AFT/NEA Higher Education ConferenceHilton Washington ChairOra James Bouey, Health […]
If we shadows have offended,Think but this, and all is mended,That you have but slumber’d hereWhile these visions did appear.-Puck, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, V, i In trying to explain Why I Write These Columns, Stanley Fish argues that his goal as an essayist is to probe the logic of an issue, and that he […]
I’m in Tallahassee this evening, giving up a day and a half to convince legislators that a proposal for a diminished university Board of Governors would be a bad idea. This evening, I asked the hotel clerk for a restaurant. The one she directed me to had one car in the parking lot: not a […]