Assistant/Associate Professor 10 Months (Two Positions), Department of Computer Science and Technology, Fall 2025 - Kean University - Union, NJ
Union, NJ, United States
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Staying Afloat in Today's Crowded Talent Pool
Bob Damon (pictured), president of North America for executive search firm Korn/Ferry International, explains how senior IT professionals can find new job opportunities...
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Computer Science Majors Increase at Most Significant Rate Since Dot Com Boom
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Tech Skills Crucial to Any Career, Students Say
A recent IBM Academic Initiative survey found that 80 percent of 1,600 college students polled agreed that high-technology skills will help them succeed, and a...
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Women Opt Out of Math/science Careers Because of Family Demands
Women tend to choose non-math-intensive fields for their careers — not because they lack mathematical ability, but because they want flexibility to raise children...
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It Skills Shortage Offers a Chance For nemployed Workers
The IT skills shortage may present a number of opportunities to unemployed tech workers. At a time when large numbers of qualified IT workers are having a difficult...
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Geeks May Be Chic, But Negative Nerd Stereotype Still Exists, Professor Says
Despite technology's growing impact on society, academic geeks, or nerds, still suffer from negative stereotypes in popular culture, which may explain why women...
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They're Taking Their Brains and Going Home
The United States has always been the country to which the world's best and brightest have flocked in pursuit of education and to seek their fortunes. But burgeoning...
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Half of Americans See Another Country Emerging as World's Technological Leader
Half of all U.S. residents expect that another country will become the world leader in addressing technological challenges this century, reveals a new Duke University...
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More Science, Less Drama: IT Pros Defend Engineering Careers
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What Will It Take to Increase Hispanics in Stem? Money, Of Course
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Lack of Ability Does Not Explain Women's Opting Out of Math-Intensive Science Careers
American Psychological AssociationReasons for women's underrepresentation in math-heavy science careers other than a lack of mathematical ability were uncovered...
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Despite Layoffs, Microsoft Holding Firm on H-1bs
Citing their "crucial contributions to Microsoft's innovation successes," Microsoft said it will not significantly change its employment practices regarding immigrant...
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Tech Companies Pledge to Deal With Shortage of Women Workers
By 2010, there will be an estimated shortfall of 300,000 qualified engineers working in Europe's IT sector. At the same time, fewer than one in five computer scientists...
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The Real High-Tech Immigrant Problem: They're Leaving
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Why Skilled Immigrants Are Leaving the U.S.
Based on a study of Indian and Chinese immigrants in the IT sector, Vivek Wadhwa suggests that highly skilled immigrant workers are returning home for brighter...
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Five Recession Survival Skills
As a result of the weakening economy, senior-level IT professionals are spending increasingly more time examining the granular details of project costs and motivating...
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