Sentence examples for a tenured faculty position from inspiring English sources

But abandoning a tenured faculty position at a major university was no small step.

Sociologist Suzanne Keller was the first woman to earn a tenured faculty position at Princeton University.

A women's national team roster spot is like a tenured faculty position – players are not easily dislodged.

Ms. Rice, who is on leave from a tenured faculty position, has said she would be interested in returning to Stanford after leaving the Bush administration.

A theoretical physicist, I had passed up a tenured faculty position, left behind a lot of confused friends and colleagues, and moved to Hollywood.

Eventually, Dr. Olson said, "I realized if I wanted to get really serious I had to go to film school". But abandoning a tenured faculty position at a major university was no small step.

Other initiatives under way include an effort to phase out Germany's Habilitation requirement--a long-term apprenticeship for a tenured faculty position--and a parallel move to create "junior professor" slots (Science, 5 January, p. 23); an expansion of the DFG's mini-graduate school program; and a new DFG effort to build up research centers at a few universities.

The Department of Molecular and Cell Biology (MCB) and the Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute (HWNI) are soliciting applications for an Open-Level (tenure-track or tenured) faculty position in Neurobiology.

As a reward, in a few months, she'll take up her first tenured faculty position at the Biozentrum in Basel, Switzerland.

Simon retained her tenured faculty position.

But even as women earn a growing share of the doctorates in the STEM fields, the university women's report found, they do not show up, a decade later, in a proportionate number of tenured faculty positions.