Despite her productivity, Katz says, her small-college appointment comes with a stigma.
These are regular people trying to get to work, college, medical appointments, and take care of their kids.
News releases have recently emerged from thesprawling campus, which straddles Essex and Passaic Counties, touting the college president's appointment by Governor McGreevey to what he termed his education cabinet.
In February 2012 the college announced the appointment of Susan Henking, former professor of religious studies at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, as Shimer's 14th president; Henking is the first woman to head the school since Frances Shimer.
An important cornerstone in establishing a new medical College is the appointment of a founding dean, who should have excellent medical education, leadership, management, and communication skills.
He had been fired from other colleges and this appointment had taken him a long time to procure.
To the Editor: A quick reminder: William Bennett's "qualification" to write a book about colleges is his appointment as education secretary by President Reagan in 1985, with the mandate of eliminating the cabinet-level Department of Education and all it supported.
But he kept an appointment in College Point, Queens, last night for one of his regular monthly Town Hall meetings.
The week before Irving's official appointment, my college soccer career ended in a 1-0 lons on a bitter winter night at Cleveland State University.
He had intended to go to the University of Texas to study journalism but instead spent a year at a local junior college before winning an appointment to West Point.
On Thursday, the professor, Kristofer Petersen-Overton, said he had learned a day earlier that the college was rescinding his appointment, saying he lacked the academic qualifications to teach such a high-level course.
