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Locke, Carl E., Jr. – Engineering Education, 1989
A non-traditional career path passes through industry or government before proceeding to an academic position. Discussed are effective uses and advantages of various non-traditional faculty members. Some industrial programs that help universities fill faculty positions are described. (YP)
Descriptors: College Faculty, Engineering, Engineering Education, Engineers
