Sentence examples for Tenured staff from inspiring English sources

Nature Network, an online science community linked to Nature, a long-established science journal, has announced a competition to encourage blogging among tenured staff.

Yet some of the faculty at the University of Medicine and Dentistry conceded that losing some tenured staff and renegotiating contracts might not be all bad.

Steve Hanson, 44, part-time lecturer in political sociology I have a doctorate from a great university; I've worked on government research projects, and have more published work than many tenured staff.

Reduction in salaries for tenured staff will create new professorial appointments and reduce the imbalance between the number of temporary researchers and professors, while smaller research units will favour better supervision of PhD candidates and reduce fixed costs.

He held a tenured staff position in the National Cancer Institute from 1977 to 1981 where he continued the development of recombinant DNA technology and also began his work on neurotropic herpes viruses.

Blogging is all well and good for tenured staff but lower down in the academic hierarchy it is still publish or perish, she laments.To help avoid such incidents Research Blogging allows users to tag blog posts with metadata, information about the post's author and history.

For his part, Roberts slept at the White House 120 times during Eisenhower's tenure; staff referred to the Red Room as "Mr Roberts's bedroom".

The fear, doctors and faculty members say, is that there is a hidden agenda focusing on cutting costs by using the restructuring as a cover to nullify existing agreements on tenure, staffing and job security.

Mr. Bearden's predecessor, Jane G. Lynch, never spoke to a reporter during her nearly three-year tenure, her staff members said.

Some states have already put teacher evaluation systems in place and may begin using them to make decisions about raises, tenure or staff changes earlier.

He spent much of the early part of his tenure persuading staff members to stay, despite most of them facing inevitable layoffs within a year's time.