Job Sharing on the Tenure Track
Document Type
News Article
Journal/Book Title/Conference
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Publisher
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Publication Date
2-3-2004
Abstract
When Mark L. Kuhlmann and Mary E. Allen began job hunting in the late 1990s, they were looking for a college that would let them share a teaching position. They didn't have children yet but knew they wanted time in their lives to raise a family. Job sharing, they thought, was the solution. The trouble was, few institutions were interested in the concept, until Allen interviewed for a tenure-track position in microbiology at Hartwick College. During her interview, Allen brought up the idea of job sharing, and to her surprise, college administrators looked intrigued.
Recommended Citation
Rubley, J. N. (2004). Job Sharing on the Tenure Track. The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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