More jobs means more human

[wolven7]

I had an interview, today, for a teaching gig at St. Leo University's Marietta campus. I was referred by a colleague and I don't know if the university's read my CV, yet. I'm going to make sure they Have.

St Leo started off as a Benedictine Catholic university. They focus on adult/continuing education, with very small class sizes. Classes meet Monday through Thursday, and Saturday mornings, with each course meeting one night per week. Each course has its own specific text.

Anyway, I got the job if my schedule allows for it, which, at current, it does. I suspect that will only remain true if I stay as part time at KSU. A full time position would likely knock out that open time slot.

Weeee.

Comments

[raoin.livejournal.com]

do you think that KSU is going to offer you a full-time position?

it's exciting either way.

[wolven.livejournal.com]

I (along with several other part-timers) was encouraged to apply for a "Temporary Full Time" position, for the fall. It's one way my department is trying to get around the new USG part-time restrictions.

But the application period doesn't close until the 16th, so, we'll see how that goes. :)

[raoin.livejournal.com]

'temporary full time'... god, the just utter bullshit that has come out of the last 10-15 years of job market fuckery. well, i hope you get the position, i know it would help.