As a teacher at Drew, I look at success as measured by how well my students do . . . As a scientist, its making discoveries, and getting one step closer to understanding nature and the universe. A number of meaningful discoveries is important personally, while the number of published works is probably more important to the boss at the institution. The hard part is combining the two teaching and being in the lab, finding the best of both worlds. Summary of all answers to question 10 Top of page Other Discipline Professor Joseph Romance Political Science with a main emphasis on American Politics.
Science is the search for understanding of the empirical world.
It s an effort to provide questions and answers, based on rational thought and neutral observation. Either the making of a product or the product itself created out of the human imagination. Often, but not necessarily, it s tied to beauty. Summary of all answers to question 1 2. I honestly don t know.