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Chemical Education Today
Am I Doing Anything Wrong?
Eun-Woo Chang
Truckee Meadows Community College, Reno, NV 89512

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April 1998
Vol. 75 No. 4
p. 408

Abstract
Absolutely not! Let me be more specific. Am I doing anything I do not want to do with my career? I don't think so. Am I satisfied? My initial career goal was to teach at a small four-year university and do research with undergraduate students. But I am more than satisfied with what I am doing now, and I am enjoying my job.

It is true that many new and talented Ph.D.'s are currently looking for careers at two-year colleges instead of universities. Many people expect this trend will be even greater in the future. Surveys also show that younger people (20-30's) care a great deal about both family and career. Thus, a teaching job at a two-year college is ideal for them. It was quite a surprise to find that many of my friends, who are very talented in research, are now teaching at two-year colleges.

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Eun-Woo Chang. J. Chem. Educ. 1998 75 408.
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