A lot of people I know are up in arms about the University of Virginia forcing Teresa Sullivan - president of the University for two years - to resign. I don't know the details of the case - it all seems very opaque. I'm inclined to give Sullivan the benefit of the doubt.
Does anybody know details about this?
I recently read that Sullivan is a sociologist that has done work on "labor force demography", which from what I can gather is basically just looking at how minorities and women fare in the labor market.
Here are some publications.
She seems to have co-authored a lot recently with Elizabeth Warren on bankruptcy. Early in her career she wrote a piece on the sociology of science. Here's another interesting looking piece on measures of underemployment.
I considered applying to the University of Virginia, but decided I liked William and Mary better. We had a joke at William and Mary about UVA:
Q: Why did Thomas Jefferson found the University of Virginia?
A: Because his kids weren't smart enough to get into William and Mary [Jefferson went to William and Mary - I actually got married in the chapel that he would attend while at school].
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