Actually, the newspapers said the first person to be hired was the college's president, whose name was Dr. John H. Raymond. Some sources have said that the first professor to be hired was the noted astronomer Maria Mitchell. She joined a staff of ten professors, some of whom may indeed have been hired at the same time as she was. But she was perhaps the best-known of them all, so the newspapers focused on her.
Les Clark
In 1968 the 23-year-old college graduate was hired by the law firm of Mathews and Branscomb in San Antonio, Texas. She ended up working with Herb Kelleher, marking the beginning of a long-term business relationship .
Holmgren was hired by Packers GM Ron Wolf who also hired in 1992.
It really depends. These days, many comedians use their time in college to hone and improve upon their "act." For example, Jay Leno attended Emerson College, a school in Boston well-known for performing arts. He performed in local clubs to get more experience. There is no requirement that a comedian graduate from college, but many do, because if they attend a school with a strong program in performing arts, they can be mentored by experienced entertainers. Further, attending college provides a would-be comedian with a back-up plan, which can help him or her to find a job (and some income) in the early years when they are first trying to get hired as comedians.
James Gordon Bennett, Jr. hired Henry Stanley to go to Africa.
According to the newspapers of that time (1865) the first director was also named to be a professor of astronomy; in fact, many sources say she was the first professor hired by Vassar-- Maria Mitchell, who was then living in Massachusetts, but who had already earned considerable acclaim for her discovery of a comet in 1847.
An ad hoc professor is one that is hired on an as-needed or as-required basis. Generally, ad hoc professors do not receive the same benefits as regular professors, so this saves the university or college money.
There aren't very good rates for the amount of attorney's that are hired right out of college. There aren't very many jobs right now because of the economy.
Try asking them, but it is up to them to tell you. Actually, it is none of your business and that is a personal question. Plus, it has no bearing on their teaching. The fact that the college/university hired them is enough to know they are qualified to teach the class.
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There are a number of online universities and community colleges that will hire adjunct faculty with masters degrees.
because they hired Miss Searle as a teacher
It depends on contractual language when they were hired.
The majority of people hired by the CIA will have a bachelor's degree.
Nope. But a college graduate will probably have a better chance of getting hired and being paid well.
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Joan Campbell, who was graduated by California State College, Chico with a B.S. Degree in Business Administration, was the first sales woman in the canning industry. She was hired by the Del Monte Sales Company in 1972.