The important thing is to demonstrate results. Upon obtaining the right credentials, the learning doesn't end there. You have to be able to translate the knowledge you have into transformational skills. You become successful in a profession when you are a lifelong learner, notes Mart nez Tucker. In The Trenches We don't like to leave the comfort of home.
Positions are harder to come by.
It's a question of economics. The action is elsewhere. Elsa G mez, Professor of Romance Languages Kean University Elsa G mez, professor of romance languages and former president of Kean College of New Jersey, talked about access and retention, and also shared her experience in higher education - the career choices she made, how she handled being one of the boys during her presidency, etc. Twenty years ago, she noted, access and retention were the issues of the day, and ESL was emerging. Struggling to remain the optimist, she adds, Well, not much has changed.