The grandfather clause is practiced in many businesses,real estate, and other
professional areas.
Simply,if one is grandfathered in,one still falls under the old rules that were
in existence at the time one originally contracted.I know of some cases where
the grandfather clause in the past has been upheld.For example,if a terminal
masters was all that was required for tenure track at the time of appointment
then, a change in the requirements in the future years, may not apply to the
previous faculty who can claim to be grandfathered in. It is my understanding
that tenure has little to do with one's credentials although credentials could
affect one's salary.Just curious if some tipsters have known faculty without a
PhD who have been grandfathered in and have higher ranks and status.
What ya think about the grandfather clause in academia? Btw,is there a
grandmother clause?
Anyone on Tips who was grandfathered or grandmothered in? Any librarian,MFA or
ED.D making higher salary than you?
Michael "omnicentric" Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
Daytona Beach,Florida
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