"How many times has a kid said to me,'You work for me; I am your employer,'" sighed one such administrator to me, recently.
Several statistically significant protective associations were also observed in Table 3, mainly for white- collar occupations such as administrators, computer scientists and programmers, librarians, and various administrative support occupations.
World cricket would also struggle if India didn't have such sophisticated administrators as it does.
Ian Wheeler, Skills for Health's head of research and evaluation, says investment in non-clinical support staff such as administrators can also make an impact.
Sensitive to such concerns, administrators at Wright struck a compromise that drew more than a dozen other professors under the "great books" tent.
Although rarely perfect in their objectivity, such top administrators are at least subject to public scrutiny and responsible for the integrity of their decisions.
With such lessons, administrators and teachers in the Roosevelt Union Free School District say they are making inroads in a culture shaped by decades of poor academic performance and fiscal mismanagement.
In such moves, administrators would have to work years before becoming vested in their new state's pension plans, years when they would have been earning benefits if they had stayed put in their old job.
Although no national statistics exist showing how many students over 50 are enrolled in such programs, administrators at Johns Hopkins University, Dartmouth College and the University of Oklahoma estimate that at least 10percentt of their graduate liberal arts students are over 55 or retired.
