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Is Teaching in Your Future?
The American faculty is aging.
Approximately one-third of full-time professors are over 55, up
from 25 percent only ten years ago. In many community colleges,
well over
half of the full-time faculty members are over 55. A huge
generation of college and university professors, who were hired in
the 1960s and early 1970s to teach the flock of baby boomers that
flooded academe during those decades, are now entering their 60s
and thinking about retirement. The retirement surge, which has
already begun, is expected to be especially acute at state
universities and community colleges, the institutions that
witnessed the greatest expansion in the 1960s and 1970s.
In addition to a favorable higher education budget picture, the
positive news on the academic hiring front is further bolstered by
an increase in cash available, thanks to the departure of older
professors at the top of the salary scale. A growing number of
institutions have stated that they believe they will be able to
hire three new faculty members for every two who retire.
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