But anyway the OP's wish is going to come true in a way if the white paper goes through unchanged - every evaluation by students of teaching staff is to be made available to the general public online. Presumably that would include research student surveys.
Good. Let's have some transparency. Then perhaps some of them would be kinder to us.
I sent my Dept the stats from my Uni's thesis/reports/published data database this week, really pleased that my thesis is the highest accessed research paper in the Uni database this month by miles and miles, and thanked everyone concerned. I got an email from my ex-super to say that actually he didn't want to embarrass me by sending this to others BUT this database isn't ALL research done by Uni people, it's just that published by the Uni, and that journal papers are what matters. I emailed back to say yes, I understood that but no thesis from my dept had ever been top of stats lists, and by this huge margin.He replied that actually most postgrads don't bother to submit to the electronic database. I pointed out that since 2008 it was a statutory requirement. He replied by saying he thought we should end this discussion as it was getting us nowhere.
Nice one, mate.
What a downer I was on when I had to listen to that ego-driven rubbish day after day (unless of course he was relying on me to do his work for him as his Research Associate)! He HAD to put me down as a ritual male act.
Scary green-eyed monsters. Academia is full of them. They dish it out - they can't take it.
