"The Arts" are a wonderful industry for administrators.
Just last week, Representative Lamar Smith, the Republican chair of the House Science Committee, sent a letter to Scott Pruitt, the E.P.A.'s pro-industry new administrator, urging him to rescind the agency's earlier attempts to block the mine.
But industry groups and administrators at retirement homes call the problem a growing one, which worsened as the financial crisis spread from real estate to lending markets.
During the conference Philippe Busquin, the EU Research Commissioner, said, ?This is a challenge for the research community, but we can only get a good result if there is a joint effort between scientists, national administrators, industry, nongovernmental organisations and policy-makers".
She noted that the last three of four BOP directors left their government jobs to work at prison companies, and that the industry routinely poaches administrators, bureaucrats, and officials from government agencies.
First and foremost, it is the private health insurance industry and their administrators, many of who have never cared for a patient, who are denying care, while telling doctors what treatment and drugs they can provide.
But churning out full-throated, industry-consuming zombie administrators has proven decidedly lucrative.
They're research scientists working on curing Parkinson's, accountants managing reporting for the banking and insurance industries, art world administrators readying themselves for careers in first amendment law.
During the summit, Science Careers asked a panel of industry leaders and university administrators about what efforts were being made to increase interest in these jobs on the demand side, and Hay responded that the jobs available are already "extraordinarily high-paying jobs" but that "students just aren't aware of the jobs".
