KatePhD

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   by KatePhD 5y ago

   Universities are not "given special laws." What nonsense.
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   by KatePhD 5y ago

   No, you're not reading that right. It states "Qualified candidates will have a Ph.D. in chemistry, biochemistry, or equivalent discipline and have significant experience and strong record in teaching chemistry or biochemistry at t
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   by KatePhD 5y ago

   No.
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   by KatePhD 5y ago

   Compared to Humanities, STEM faculty are the highest paid in academia. There is no "glut' of chemistry and biochemistry PhDs. There is high demand for biochemists with an expected 5% increase in positions in the next decade.
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   by KatePhD 5y ago

   This is not an adjunct position.
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   by KatePhD 5y ago

   If people are referring to the UCLA job posting of March 4, 2022 for an assistant adjunct professor in chemistry and biochemistry with no compensation - I have no idea how HR approved this. It is a violation of minimum wage laws, and the UC