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Indiana

leftieNanner

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5. My Daughter with a PhD in Chemistry

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Mon Jan 9, 2023, 05:50 PM

Jan 2023

Is currently looking for a tenure track university position. She has a spreadsheet with criteria for different schools under consideration.

None of those crazy red states are on her list. Even some very good schools in Texas had positions open. She did not even apply.

The brain drain will continue. Indiana is just one of the states that will be having problems.

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Indiana politics make it difficult for tech industry to recruit, keep employees in state [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jan 2023 OP

Well, they vote for Republicans so they can continue to make washers and dryers in Indiana.... TheRealNorth Jan 2023 #1

Indiana and some other states need to think what it is they are doing because for many of us RKP5637 Jan 2023 #2

Come on over to Illinois our doors are open to everyone. Bluethroughu Jan 2023 #3

Bluethroughu I raised two more Dems... raising2moredems Jan 2023 #7

I do not to spend any money in states that are not trying to be humanists. Bluethroughu Jan 2023 #8

Ohio is the same way. Diamond_Dog Jan 2023 #4

My Daughter with a PhD in Chemistry leftieNanner Jan 2023 #5

We might as well just split America into a Red USA and a Blue USA. OrlandoDem2 Jan 2023 #6