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> "former Republican governor without a Ph.D" - Are these traits disqualifiers for some reason?

A Ph.D. is a pretty reasonable qualification to expect of a university director.




Unless you come from the law faculty.


Isn’t that rather splitting hairs as they’d have equivalent degrees?


Well yes and no. A large fraction of law professors don't have academic degrees past JD which despite having 'Doctor' in its name, is not the equivalent of a Phd. On the other hand they likely would have a large number of publications or a significant body of work as a clerk for an important court.


And, in fact, Brian Sandoval does indeed have a law degree.




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