The phrase "academic hiring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of recruiting and selecting candidates for academic positions, such as faculty roles at universities or colleges.
Example: "The university's academic hiring process is rigorous, ensuring that only the most qualified candidates are selected for teaching positions."
Alternatives: "faculty recruitment" or "scholarly recruitment".
In that spirit, I hope this sparks a dialogue on ethical practices of academic hiring.
These procedures are all too familiar to anyone who has taken part in academic hiring decisions today.
You might expect professors to at least claim to be immune to bias in academic hiring decisions.
Since the fall-off in academic hiring in the nineteen-seventies, the average age of tenured physics professors has reached nearly sixty.
In this case, they say that if incentives in academic hiring discourage such sharing, then the American Historical Association should agitate to change those incentives, not promote the idea of embargoes.
Peter Diamond, a professor of economics at M.I.T. and president of the 18,000-member American Economic Association, cannot recall an academic hiring spree of such dimensions in the field -- let alone one that unfolded in sorrowful budgetary times for American universities.
Academics hired by the bank have criticized its work before.
However, academics hired, like Vojtko and Haussler, to teach individual courses generally work with little or no job security.
It is also the university's first purely academic hire with a mandate to circulate between its domestic and international programs, according to John Sexton, N.Y.U.'s president.
While this is not an accurate count of all academic hires of young HSPR investigators over this period, to our knowledge this information has not been tracked elsewhere.
Jason, who had been involved in research with the transgender community, described some of the issues that emerged for him: Well, instantly with CBR when an academic hires a peer researcher you've got a power imbalance … right off the bat.
