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The Green Hornet
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YO & HO HO HO:
Titles? Man, titles are nice but sometimes peculiar. But, the titles here on this site are much better than those I used to deal with while teaching.
For example, the administration of my college had these, to name only a few:
Chancellor, President, Executive Vice-Pres. Senior Vice-Pres. Vice-Pres. Directors up the wazoo for all sort of things that, I suppose, needed directing, Deans of the full time and part time sort, administrative assistants [those are the people who do all of the work, formerly known as secretaries] also we had a geographical division of the campuses which all had their ADMINISTRATION TITLES. Lastly, there were the teachers. But, as a spin-off of all of the administrative titles, we finally got into the arena with: Instructor, Assistant Prof., Associate Prof. and, if you had a Ph.d or were married to one, you might be a Full Professor.
Titles, I've learned to love them. I can't wait to see what my next title here will be.
Green Hornet
Titles? Man, titles are nice but sometimes peculiar. But, the titles here on this site are much better than those I used to deal with while teaching.
For example, the administration of my college had these, to name only a few:
Chancellor, President, Executive Vice-Pres. Senior Vice-Pres. Vice-Pres. Directors up the wazoo for all sort of things that, I suppose, needed directing, Deans of the full time and part time sort, administrative assistants [those are the people who do all of the work, formerly known as secretaries] also we had a geographical division of the campuses which all had their ADMINISTRATION TITLES. Lastly, there were the teachers. But, as a spin-off of all of the administrative titles, we finally got into the arena with: Instructor, Assistant Prof., Associate Prof. and, if you had a Ph.d or were married to one, you might be a Full Professor.
Titles, I've learned to love them. I can't wait to see what my next title here will be.
Green Hornet