Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 4:36�pm, dxAce wrote:
Do you now have 'tenure' at LTI, and if so, just when did your 'tenure' begin?

Curious in Michigan

Not that it's any of your business, but no I don't. The University
system I work for doesn't extend tenure, requiring, instead, that each
instructor prove annually what they are doing to maintain their
professional development. It's part of our annual review, our salary
increase is somewhat pegged to what we're doing to maintain our
credentials. So no one receives "tenure" where I work.

Any other invasion of my privacy you seek?

Hardly an 'invasion' if you readily answer my query, and post the answer for all to
see, dufus.

On Jun 7, 6:18�pm, dxAce wrote:

Hardly an 'invasion' if you readily answer my query, and post the answer for all to
see, dufus.

I might as well tell you the truth. Otherwise (and probably anyway),
you'll use it as justification to call and harrass my employers, like
you have done before. By your own admission.

Case closed.

Mike

Michael W. Bryant, the dufus who once claimed to have a PhD, and whom Louisville
Technical Institute was stupid enough to hire without due diligence, wrote:

On Jun 7, 6:18�pm, dxAce wrote:

Hardly an 'invasion' if you readily answer my query, and post the answer for all to
see, dufus.

I might as well tell you the truth. Otherwise (and probably anyway),
you'll use it as justification to call and harrass my employers, like
you have done before. By your own admission.

No need to call your employers, dufus.

By your own admission, they are currently 'watching', right, boy?

Or is what you stated incorrect, and that it just might be best to ring them up come the
morrow?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

And, as always, don't let your children attend Louisville Technical Institute.
They've hired at least one dufus who once claimed to have a PhD, and who knows, there may
be more dufi there.

On Jun 7, 6:29�pm, dxAce wrote:


No need to call your employers, dufus.

By your own admission, they are currently 'watching', right, boy?

Or is what you stated incorrect, and that it just might be best to ring them up come the
morrow?


Well, you know they are, Steve. You've actually conversed with one
that signed on to defend the name of the school. He explained that he
was an intern watching what's said about the school.

So, whatever.

You've already admitted everything I needed you to say.

Mike

Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 6:29�pm, dxAce wrote:


No need to call your employers, dufus.

By your own admission, they are currently 'watching', right, boy?

Or is what you stated incorrect, and that it just might be best to ring them up come the
morrow?


Well, you know they are, Steve. You've actually conversed with one
that signed on to defend the name of the school. He explained that he
was an intern watching what's said about the school.

So, whatever.

You've already admitted everything I needed you to say.

You needed me to admit that you're a dufus?

How bizarre!

On Jun 7, 6:29�pm, dxAce wrote:


Or is what you stated incorrect, and that it just might be best to ring them up come the
morrow?


Don't forget to report that I lied about being offered a disability. I
need them to see exactly how crazy you really are.

Mike

Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 6:29�pm, dxAce wrote:


No need to call your employers, dufus.

By your own admission, they are currently 'watching', right, boy?

Or is what you stated incorrect, and that it just might be best to ring them up come the
morrow?


Well, you know they are, Steve. You've actually conversed with one
that signed on to defend the name of the school. He explained that he
was an intern watching what's said about the school.

Really, watching what's said about the school? Funny, he explained no such thing in the post:

Information, including the educational background of currently employed
faculty at Louisville Technical Institute, can
be found at: http://www.louisvilletech.com/faculty.asp


The American Technical Education Association (ATEA) selected the
Louisville Technical Institute's Computer Graphic Design program as the
winner of its 2009 Outstanding Technical Program award.


Louisville Technical Institute was also named a 2008 recipient of the
President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with
Distinction award.


Michael Long
Public Relations Intern
Sullivan University System.

Don't see anything there about "He explained that he
was an intern watching what's said about the school."

You're a laugh a minute, dufus boy!

Michael W. Bryant, the dufus who once claimed to have a PhD, and whom Louisville Technical
Institute was stupid enough to hire without due diligence, wrote:

On Jun 7, 6:29�pm, dxAce wrote:


No need to call your employers, dufus.

By your own admission, they are currently 'watching', right, boy?

Or is what you stated incorrect, and that it just might be best to ring them up come the
morrow?


Well, you know they are, Steve. You've actually conversed with one
that signed on to defend the name of the school. He explained that he
was an intern watching what's said about the school.

Really, watching what's said about the school? Funny, he explained no such thing in the post:

Information, including the educational background of currently employed
faculty at Louisville Technical Institute, can
be found at: http://www.louisvilletech.com/faculty.asp


The American Technical Education Association (ATEA) selected the
Louisville Technical Institute's Computer Graphic Design program as the
winner of its 2009 Outstanding Technical Program award.


Louisville Technical Institute was also named a 2008 recipient of the
President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with
Distinction award.


Michael Long
Public Relations Intern
Sullivan University System.

Don't see anything there about "He explained that he
was an intern watching what's said about the school."

You're a laugh a minute, dufus boy!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

And, as always, don't let your children attend Louisville Technical Institute.
They've hired at least one dufus who once claimed to have a PhD, and who knows, there may be
more dufi there.