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| − | + | '''Associate professor''' is a permanent teaching position at a university that is typically held by someone who is below the academic standards required of a full professor, but who is willing to teach the time-consuming entry-level courses. | |
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| + | Often the most [[liberal]] teachers -- and the biggest promoters of the [[theory of evolution]] -- are merely associate professors deemed unqualified to be full professors. | ||
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| + | Most explanations of the status of "associate professor" conceal its inferior status. | ||
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Revision as of 16:20, September 13, 2011
Associate professor is a permanent teaching position at a university that is typically held by someone who is below the academic standards required of a full professor, but who is willing to teach the time-consuming entry-level courses.
Often the most liberal teachers -- and the biggest promoters of the theory of evolution -- are merely associate professors deemed unqualified to be full professors.
Most explanations of the status of "associate professor" conceal its inferior status.