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[QUOTE="prankster, post: 5045716, member: 14"]
It is an interesting game to play, and fraught with danger.

What game?  Level valuation.  This can be especially problematic within a large university experience.

Not all employees can be valued the same.  Not all degrees and disciplines can be valued the same.  Yet, within the university community, there is a lot of (at least theoretically) presumptive uniformity of "worth".

The capitalistic world disagrees.  The best NBA prospect in the nation carries a much higher value (as does his coach) than the #1 Women's NCAA Badminton player (and her coach).

And that goes for TAs, grad assistants and any number of glass washers in the chemistry building.

I do not envy anyone trying to bring "uniformity" or "fairness" to the discussion.

Although, the floodgates have just.been opened. ..... NIL, student/athletes as employees, free agency (see the portal), exit fees and grant of rights lawsuits, conference realignment.....

One thing I know, there are going to be a lot of billable hours up for grabs.
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