Associate professor?

[kurite]

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I am currently filling out my letters of recommendation for my primary application. The woman I work for at the university is an associate professor. What should I use as the prefix? The only option that I could see fitting is simply Ms. or just Prof.
Thanks

 

[el_duderino]

Does she have a PhD? Then you can use Dr. Otherwise I'd use Professor.

 

[baxt1412]

Does she have a PhD? Then you can use Dr. Otherwise I'd use Professor.

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[Low Flow]

Most associate professors still have PhDs, they're just relatively new.

 

[baxt1412]

I had a physics professor who was in the process of getting his PhD... I would have listed him as professor had I needed to reference him on AMCAS at the time (he has since finished his PhD)

 

[LizzyM]

You really can't go wrong with the title, "Professor".

 

[jga8re]

Would it be better to us Dr. instead of Professor if he/she has a PhD?

 

[LizzyM]

Would it be better to us Dr. instead of Professor if he/she has a PhD?

"Professor [last name] is never incorrect if the person is a faculty member. Dr. can work but it requires more work; what about the Sc.D, DrPH, D.Div., LCSW, it requires a lot more digging to figure out if the person has a degree that requires the title "doctor".