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More and more spouses of university leaders are looking for pay for their traditional hosting roles, while some are ditching the hosting scene altogether to pursue their own careers--especially men.
Now that almost one-quarter of schools have women presidents, and even the wives of male presidents are doing their own thing, the days of schools getting a two-for-one deal are gone.
Last year, the Association of American Universities issued guidelines encouraging schools to consider giving a title, salary and/or benefits to presidential spouses, which it estimates more than 25% of schools do.
About 50% of presidential spouses pursue their own careers, according ...