Mr. 落花流水 had the following comment in an earlier post: "长江的教授都是华人教授。除了个别冒尖的,大部分都来自美国二三流的学校。" I have the following comments: 1. If the word 华人 had any negative connotation in your comment, shame on you. If you are a Chinese citizen, your should be exiled. If you are a non-Chinese citizen, you should be deported. 2. On the other hand, if the implication is that CK has discriminated against non-Chinese professors, it is not true. Some of the non-Chinese faculties who applied for CK and was rejected because either he/she do not meet the academic standard of CK or because he/she cannot spend 12 months/year in China. Many of the short term visiting professors who taught at CK are non-Chinese. For example, Ravi dhar of Yale, Ron Wilcox of Virginia, Jim Ohlson of ASU, etc. 3. Full time professors at CK had tenure track positions at Chicago, MIT, Yale, Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA, Duke, Carnegie-Mellon, UBC, Wharton, UNC, NYU, U. of Minnesota, INSEAD etc. If you view these schools and 2nd-3rd tier schools, CK is very happy to hire more faculties from these 2-3 tier schools. I wonder what your definition of first tier school would be. CK differentiates from other schools in its focus on research and knowledge creation. That is the path CK has chosen. Recruiters' ranking is not everything. In Wall Street Journal ranking which relies exclusively on recruiters, Stanford is ranked #46 while Southern Methodist University is ranked #8. I wonder how many people had heard of SMU here and how many would have chosen Stanford over SMU if both schools give them offers. |