High paying professorships overlooked by college grads One of the best kept secrets in the U.S. job market today comcs with a starting salary ranging from $40,000 to $50,000 and a virtual guarantee of multiple offers for every qualified prospect. The job site is in almost any collegiate school of business; the title is professor. And if your field is economics, statistics, computer science, accounting, mathema tics, psychology, sociology, political science, industrial engineering, physics or business administration, there are, right novs'. hundreds of business school deans hoping you will read on. “Faculty positions are so plentiful that there are almost four openings for every doctoral student who graduates,’* said Jack R. Wentworth, dean of the school of business at Indiana University. Business schools' popularity has put a strain on their capacity to supply enough doctoral-level faculty to teach all of the bachelor’s- and master’s-level students. The result is that many b-schools are being forced to limit enrollments, and students are being denied access to the school of their choice because of a critical shortage of faculty to fill the prestigious, high- paying professorships. The American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the profes sional organization and sole acci^iting agency for collegiate schools of business in the United States, is putting out the word to prospective business doctoral students: There is a future in academia, and there is also financial aid to help pay the way. The aid comes through the National Doctoral Fellowship Program in Business and Man agement. launched last year in a joint effort by AACSB, the Graduate Manage ment Admission Council (GMAC), 80 business schools and a group of cor porations, including The John Hancock lAttontlonl , _ tor spnng semester: ^ shOUM conto0 pr CoiMiK in the torcign depiutmeni in rcmm 228 Joyner SIGN UP NOW THE STATE HOUSE Raleigh’s First Private Dormitory Facliity Within Walking Distance to NCSU Campus EACH ROOM HAS: • Private Single Occupancy • Individual Refrigerator • Built-in Double Bed • Built-in Desk • Built-in Clothes Shelves • Full Carpeting • Semi-Privale Bath (Shared with one other) with Full Tub and Shower • Telephone Hook-up • Curtains • Individual Leases EACH FOUR ROOM SUFTE HAS; • Microwave Oven • Washer and Dryer • Extra Deep Sink • Janitorial Service for Bathroom and Common Areas THECOMPtEX HAS: • Free Parking • Very Qui^ Neighborhood • V^3^ed Sun-oundings • Easy Access to the City Bikeway • Covered Front Porches • Easy Access to Campus and Stores • Built-in Bar-B-Que Grills SPECIAL SUMMER LEASES AND 9 MONTH LEASES NOW AVAILABLE For further information call Pam or Dan at 821*1425 between 1:30 and 4:30 Monday through Friday. LI’L E>IN€ Delivery: 11 a.m.-close Free Delivery: 4 p.m.>close 833-3495 Companies and Enron Corp., and other organizations, such as Beta Gamma Sigma, the national scholastic honor society in business and management. To gether, they are providing close to 100 first-year fellowships, each worth $ 10,000 and a tuition waiver, toquallfying U.S. and Canadian students. Combined with fund ing put forth by panicipating institutions to support fellowsiiip recipients in subsequent years of study, the direct investment of the business school community itself will ap proximate $8 million over the first three years of the progarm. Distributing the fellowships begins with attracting high-caliber students into busi ness doctoral studies, a job that Wentworth called '"the most challenging ever faced by business schools.'’ Part of the challenge is overturning the common misconceptions, such as every Ph.D. winds up driving a taxi; or an MBA is a prerequisite for doctoral study in busi ness; or faculty salaries are not attractive. Wentworth issued some facts to replace the false perceptions. First, with some 3,000 vacant teaching positions open, no Pii.D. in business need ever own a chauffeur’s license. Second, the diversity of disciplines in business schools allows for the widest range of bachelor's and master's backgrounds. Third, an AACSB survey shows the mean nine-month salary for someone with a new buisnessdoctbral degree Is $38,500, up to $50,000 in some fields. Average salaries for full professors exceed $50,000 and top salaries exceed $70,000, not in cluding consiilting. writing and speaking fees. Interested? The National Doct(»al Fellow ship Program in Business and Manage ment is recruiting applicants now. Write to NDFP, /CO AACSB, 605 Old Balias Road, Suite 220, St. Louis, MO 63141. Members of the social work department receive honors On March 12,1987, Dr. Eugene Sum mer announced that two Meredith students won awards in a statewide essay contest sponsored by the Nonh Carolina Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers and the North Carolina Council on Social Work Education. Miss Sharon $250 and Miss Sherry Smith won third place with an award of $50. Included in this announcement was Dr. Leslie Syron, faculty members, who has been awarded the Honorable Service Recognitbn Award for 1987 given by the North Carolina Conference for Social McGee won first place with an award of Services. Washington trip features Wyeth’s ‘Helga pictures’ The North Carolina Art Society and the North Carolina Museum of Art will spon sor a tour to Washington, D.C. June 12-14 featuring the exhibition “The Helga Pic tures” by Andrew Wyeth at the National Gallery of Art. Other highlights of the trip will be a special tour of the recently opened Na tional Museum of Women in the Arts and dinner in Georgetown. The schedule also includes time for visiting other museums and galleries and for shopping. ‘The Helga Pictures” will be seen at the National Gallery May 24-Sept. 27 in conjunction with the exhibition “American Drawings and Watercolors of the 20th Century.” Comprising approximately 140 drawings and watercolors of Helga Testorf, Wyeth’s neighbor in Chadds Ford, Pa., the works were executed from 1971 to 1985. Few of the vt^orks were known until sum mer 1986 when their purchase by private collector Leonard E.B. Andrews was an nounced. According to John Wilmerding, deputy director of the National Gallery of Art, “Such close attention by a painter to one model over so long a period of time is a remarkable, if not singlular, circumstance in the history of American art.” Accommodations will be in the Ritz- Cariton Hotel. The cost of the trip is $318 double occupancy, $443 single occupancy. Deadline for reservations is May 29. For information, call the Museum Mem bers office. North Carolina Museum of Art, at (919) 833-1935. Crossword Puz^e Answers QinaaEa sidciqi ciBafl aaisiiiu aaan toaoiiB aanan nnon OQian niaB aaaaoiataanaD] U A H iiasa classified 4 Aprii20i -1987 Meredith Herald Meredith graduate student seeks non'SmoWng roomates) in 2 bed room apartment located 2 miles from Meredith College. Call Jane Morgan at 787-8315. URGENT Bat^ysitler needed! Mere dith d^ studdnt needs caring responsible person to babysit 9 old boy tom June 15-July 3, M^, 8 «n-12 noon and^faN semes ter M MMt 3^'3Q. Ga» Tracy Kni^ at 848-6624. 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