Sentence examples for attained tenure from inspiring English sources

She had just attained tenure at Chatham High, in an affluent suburban school district in New Jersey, and was a part-time coach at Fairleigh Dickinson's campus in Madison.

Although she had attained tenure at Princeton, the Center for African American Studies there declined to promote her to full professor — a vote of no confidence that led her to leave for Tulane in 2010.

Not surprisingly, the traditional breadwinners have the highest percentage of full professors and attained tenure quickest.

Tenure decisions are another sticking point: "As many as 70% of women who have successfully attained tenure have at least reservations about the process," the report notes, compared with just 19% of men.

The challenge is especially big for those who have not yet attained tenure, as they both lack the protections of a secure job and need to compile an impressive record of academic accomplishment to get one.

Recent statistics, however, show that only 15%to20%0% of PhD graduates attained tenure-track positions within 5 years of earning their doctoral degree (Stephan, 2013; NSF, 2016 Report).

His ostensible goals are to attain tenure for his androgynous office mate and to mediate some sort of truce between those who read books and those who apperceive texts.

My son got a master's in history from Brown, worked one year on a Ph.D. and had seriously planned to be a teacher, but the pay is so low and the amount of time to attain tenure was so long that he took his brilliant mind to the corporate world instead of to the classroom.

It is important to me to have at least one child, and I plan to do it before attaining tenure, so I can only hope that it doesn't destroy my career.

Being the first woman to attain tenure in biology at Harvard University is a similar kind of billboard accomplishment, so it's no surprise that when the holder of that distinction, Ruth Hubbard, died on 1 September at the age of 92, The Boston Globe led its article with that fact. .

Briefs filed by the victims' lawyers assert that former university president David Williams and provost Vistasp Karbhari knew that Bishop was dangerous, "protected their administrative offices from Bishop with concealed police," and "fled from Bishop" while protected by police when she sought to speak with them about her failure to attain tenure, the article says.