This is the reality of entry-level administration, a career into which you, a perky young graduate, are doomed.
(Stone has been involved in Republican politics since the Nixon Administration, a career that Jeffrey Toobin recounted in a 2008 Profile, "The Dirty Trickster").
While many researchers return to the lab full time after stints as administrators, for others administration becomes a career path.
Mr. Robins, who has a Ph.D. in public administration, had a career plan: he intended to die at his city desk.
Seymour, after serving in the Hoover administration, combined a career at the white-shoe law firm Simpson Thacher & Bartlett with civil-rights and civil-liberties causes.
But most of all, I never considered academic administration as a career path for anyone interested in science.
In recent weeks as the cycle of violence intensified, the administration dispatched William J. Burns, a career diplomat, and George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, to the region to work out a cease-fire and begin talks between Israeli and Palestinian security officials.
He went to university to study business administration, before beginning a career in youth coaching.
The Trump administration is sending a career diplomat to the conference (which also will be attended by Gov. Jerry Brown, a key figure in organizing sub-national efforts to reduce emissions) even though President Trump has begun the process of withdrawing from the pact, possibly the single most dangerous step he has taken.
His work for the administration was mere prelude for a career worthy of a tropical Renaissance man: documentary filmmaker, educational television executive, illustrator and classical composer.
The lingering questions led Michael B. Mukasey, the attorney general at the end of the Bush administration, to appoint Ms. Dannehy, a career prosecutor in Connecticut, as an outside prosecutor in September 2008.
