Cernunnos wrote:
From my experience, I think that their attitude very much depends on their academic discipline. We still have departments here that live in the 19th century and are very heirarchical, treating their support-staff like servants. Others, like mine, are very welcoming and inclusive.
same here i guess,
i studied literature in such a weird old-fashioned athmosphere, even the way of walking was kind of victorianlike, all was 'sir' and 'madam'. now studying something more computer related and the profs are wearing t-shirts and behave more casual.
initially i meant people in real life, not as a collegue or student, but just as people you know. and meant it only at the level of information exchange, nothing more. just anyone can be a bug of course.
Cernunnos wrote:
Overall though, as an organisation they take a sensible approach to personal medical or psychological problems, and have workshops on specific things to teach staff how to deal with them. We've even had a training session on AS - I demonstrated an inordinate amount of knowledge about it (they were probably all thinking I was being too clever LOL).
yeah, it doesn't even come to their minds.