April 4, 2011
For New Ph.D.'s Who Must Lower Their Sights, Some Lessons From an Earlier Generation
When the academic job market is particularly tough, graduates from doctoral programs at the nation's most-prestigious universities often find themselves weighing job offers, if they can get them at all, from teaching-intensive master's-level colleges. Having been trained to work at institutions like the research-oriented ones from which they graduated, those newly-minted professors sometimes find themselves out of their element on their new, often rural, campuses.
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