Political Connections Were Key to Hiring at N.J. Medical School, Report SaysBy KARIN FISCHER
The practice of patronage was so pervasive at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey a year ago that a formal rating system assigned numerical rankings to job seekers based on their political connections, according to a report released on Monday by a federal monitor. Potential hires referred by politicians,... Copyright © 2008 by The Chronicle of Higher Education Subscribe | About The Chronicle | Contact us | Terms of use | Privacy policy | Help |