UnrealMachine
Registered User
Most professors. We take our jobs very seriously, especially if we're talking about my side of it, which is younger. And indoctrination really doesn't apply for anyone, regardless of which side of the isle you're on. If you want that sort of thing, you join a think tank. I took classes with some of the biggest names in conservative thought even though I'm a flaming liberal and my professors never once tried to convert me to the cause. It's a courtesy I also extend to my students too.
It's a frustrating career, but honestly, if you don't love teaching and education, you tend to wash out quick because of that. The pay isn't great, you teach a lot, you do lots of work, and you don't really get free time, even when classes aren't in session. There's much better careers you can do if you just want to get paid.
The closest I came to "indoctrination" in school was a bad joke about PETA?!? The fine line between comedy and tragedy in an engineering program exists as a razor's edge.