Expanding the Discussion of Faculty Vitality to Include Productive but Disengaged Senior Faculty

The literature on faculty vitality has not traditionally addressed senior faculty members who are professionally productive but disengaged from their departments. This article draws on research in organizational behavior, social psychology, and developmental psychology to explore sources of senior f...

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College teachers
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Departments
Developmental psychology
Educational research
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Faculty College Relationship
Faculty Development
Health aspects
Higher Education
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Job satisfaction
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Mentors
Positive externalities
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Tenure
Universities
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