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Faculty Recruitment and Retention: Concerns of Early and Mid-Career Faculty

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For many higher education institutions, the recruitment and retention of faculty are major concerns. In this article, the authors present preliminary results from Phase I of an ongoing research project that aims to investigate factors that are important to the recruitment and retention of early and mid-career faculty at the University of North Carolina (UNC). In Phase I of the project, in-depth telephone interviews were conducted with a sample of faculty from the 16 UNC campuses and responses were collected on a variety of factors that may be important to the recruitment and retention of faculty. Most of the themes emerging from the interviews echo those identified in other research studies.

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Why Don't the People Insure Late Life Consumption? A Framing Explanation of the Under-Annuitization Puzzle

Jeffrey R. Brown
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Jeffrey R. Kling
The Brookings Institution and NBER

Sendhil Mullainathan
Harvard University and NBER

Marian V. Wrobel
Harvard University


April 2008 | Issue #88
 
The Reshaping of America's Academic Workforce
David W. Leslie, TIAA-CREF Institute Fellow,
The College of William and Mary
March 2007 | Issue #87
 
Faculty Recruitment and Retention: Concerns of Early and Mid-Career Faculty
Carroll-Ann Trotman, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Betsy E. Brown, University of North Carolina
December 2005 | Issue #86
 
Maximizing Long-term Wealth Accumulation: It's Not Just About "What" Investments To Make, But Also "Where" To Make Them
Robert M. Dammon, Carnegie Mellon University
James Poterba, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Chester S. Spatt, Carnegie Mellon University
Harold H. Zhang, University of Texas at Dallas
October 2005 | Issue #85
 
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