Re: How to become a Director of a research office? -Reply
Paul Parker 13 Jun 1998 08:57 EST
Sorry, I stand by my initial response. Good luck in whatever your mission is.
>Hello resadm-l folks,
>I am really saddened that a few people would not understand that an
>up-and-coming research administrator, who is experienced in the field,
>who is a member of professional research administration organizations,
>and who works at one of the top research universities in the nation...
>would NOT want their contracts and grants director thinking that the
>person is after their job. The only way to keep that at bay is
>anonymity. I need to have good relations with that person, because I
>need the help of them and their staff.
>
>This is a serious and legitimate career question and I am grateful to
>the people who are taking the time to answer it seriously. And I have
>heard from many already who are keenly interested in the answers to
>the questions in the earlier post. I will make a summary of the
>responses I receive and then post that single summary, so keep them
>coming, either to me or to the list.
>
>I am extremely disappointed by the other responses below.
>
>Lastly, a hoax is usually something involving 5th graders and their
>internet research project or Craig Shergold... not something like this!
>
>Paul Parker <xxxxxx@BINGHAMTON.EDU>
>wrote:
>In my opinion anyone who responds to this "no name" person and campus is
>wasting his/her time.
>
>And Evelyn Ford <xxxxxx@PGH.AUHS.EDU> wrote:
>>
>> What question here requires anonymity? This is probably a hoax!
>> Don't reply.
>>
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