P. T. Magee

Bouncing Back (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

What happens when a tenured dream unravels at the height of success?

In Bouncing Back, Associate Professor of Human Genetics Pete Magee walks into his Yale department head's office expecting good news: recognition for his trailblazing work as Dean during the early days of coeducation, praise for managing student unrest during the Black Panther trial, or perhaps a nod for the latest research grant he submitted with his wife and lab partner, Bebe. Instead, he's told his tenure case won't be advanced. The decision sends shockwaves through a life built on perseverance, scientific passion, and defying expectations.

Raised in a household shaped by alcoholism and dysfunction, Magee learned early to navigate chaos with instinct and stubborn optimism. That same drive pushed him through a Yale chemistry degree, a Berkeley PhD, and a research fellowship in France. But now, faced with professional rejection and personal reckoning, Magee must confront the deeper question: what does success really mean when the path you've worked toward crumbles beneath you?

This powerful memoir blends academic life, family legacy, and emotional resilience in a story that speaks to anyone who has faced sudden derailment. Bouncing Back is not just about losing tenure. It is about rediscovering purpose beyond institutional validation.

For readers of academic memoirs, stories of resilience, and anyone who has had to start over, this is your next unforgettable read.

Start reading Bouncing Back today and discover how failure can be the first step toward a deeper truth.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: AuthorHouse
• Seitenzahl: 232
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. November 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798823034074
• Artikelnr.: 72269264

Autorenporträt

P.T. (Pete) Magee is a retired Professor of Genetics and Cell Biology at the University of Minnesota. His scientific career spanned the period from the discovery of the DNA double helix to the mapping of the entire human genome. In his academic career he served as Dean of Trumbull College at Yale during the Black Panther Trials in New Haven in 1968 and welcomed the first Yale women students in 1969. He and his wife and scientific collaborator, Bebe, made major contributions to the molecular biology of the deadly yeast, Candida. His academic career included Chair of Microbiology at Michigan State University and Dean of the College of Biological Science at the University of Minnesota.