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Originally posted by @kazetnagorraNo mention of the greedy universities?
Wow. Adjunct professors make a bit over half of what I did as a PhD student. A consequence of the wave of anti-intellectualism that is enveloping the U.S., I suppose.
Originally posted by @whodeyHow else do you get free education for all?
No mention of the greedy universities?
It's not like tuition ever goes down, it only goes up and up and up.
Where exactly is all that money going?
Originally posted by @whodeyYou seem to be barking up the wrong tree - I don't think universities should be driven by a profit motive.
No mention of the greedy universities?
It's not like tuition ever goes down, it only goes up and up and up.
Where exactly is all that money going?
Originally posted by @eladar"Free education" can be and has been publicly funded. How it is funded is a choice.
How else do you get free education for all?
The other side of this is that many professors make 6 figures or more. You got the haves and the have nots among the faculty.
Originally posted by @eladarIn their defense, they are busy trying to get their students to elect politicians to force them to redistribute it equitably.
How else do you get free education for all?
The other side of this is that many professors make 6 figures or more. You got the haves and the have nots among the faculty.
Originally posted by @kazetnagorraSo you are happy with the fact that many seem to be doing it cuz they just love it as they live in squalor?
You seem to be barking up the wrong tree - I don't think universities should be driven by a profit motive.
Originally posted by @finneganJust have guberment to take it all over and it'll be alright!
"Free education" can be and has been publicly funded. How it is funded is a choice.
You correctly identify in your second point that the issue is not only that universities lack funds - though they are often mega businesses. Another issue is one of inequality and unfairness.
That said, many professors and other academics are tied into business ...[text shortened]... an open, democratic manner, exposes itself to corruption and mismanagement of vital resources.
Originally posted by @eladarHow about the guberment just provide them with housing and food and call it a day?
Adjuncts make a higher rate of pay than k12 teachers. The ones making 22k are not teaching full loads.
My solution, put university staff on the same pay scale as k12 teachers and make adjunct positions full time.
Originally posted by @eladarIf you make an adjunct position full time, then it's no longer an adjunct position.
Adjuncts make a higher rate of pay than k12 teachers. The ones making 22k are not teaching full loads.
My solution, put university staff on the same pay scale as k12 teachers and make adjunct positions full time.
Originally posted by @sh76And if schools start hiring adjunct employees instead of full time employees, they can save a fortune on health care thanks to Obamacare.
If you make an adjunct position full time, then it's no longer an adjunct position.