Not sure if we're still under the onerous requirements from the Geyer Stipulation days, but hiring at MT has always been a pain in the ass, and almost every hiring attempt has been botched in someway or another, going back to the hiring of Rick Insell. At any rate, nothing this university gets done easily.
There always seems to be about a half dozen hoops MT has to jump through or state boards, commissions, lawyers, and politicians to satisfy.
There always seems to be about a half dozen hoops MT has to jump through or state boards, commissions, lawyers, and politicians to satisfy.
