Federal Trial Begins—Iowa PTer Claims Political Beliefs Kept Her From Getting FT Jobs
By Ryan Foley In a January 2012 article, AdjunctNation reported: Teresa Wagner a graduate of the law school, sued when she was not hired as a full-time instructor or part-time adjunct despite her superior qualifications. Instead, the law school hired candidates whose resumes paled in comparison to Wagner’s experience. While the individuals hired were less qualified, they had a significant leg up on Wagner — their liberal political beliefs. On the other hand, Wagner was a registered Republican and had worked as a lawyer for the National Right to Life Committee, an anti-abortion advocacy group, and at the Family Research […]
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