When you're looking at citation data for this many faculty at this many schools, there are always errors and omissions (as I well know from experience), and Professor Sisk and his colleagues at St. Thomas have been updating the study with corrections this past week. Interested readers might want to note the updates listed at the end. Given the greater volume of faculties they studied, I think the small number of corrections confirms the care with which the study was undertaken.
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