Sentence examples for before tenure from inspiring English sources

Having an infant before tenure will take an unequal toll on a woman at a time when she has the least money and control.

The female postdoctoral scientist faces difficult decisions while stuck on fixed-term contracts before tenure, with very little in the way of institutional support.

"The French department had never had a woman in a tenure-track position when I got to Colby," Professor Moss said, "and when I got pregnant before tenure, they literally didn't know what to do.

Other states have also taken steps to tighten tenure requirements or reduce traditional job protections, like increasing probation periods before tenure is granted and expanding the acceptable causes for dismissing or not renewing a teacher's contract, according to the Education Commission of the States.

By increasing the period before tenure by even just a year or two, new recruits could serve crucial full-year internships before taking over their own classrooms (the current sink-or-swim method abuses teaches and students alike), followed by sufficient time for principals' coaching and assessment of budding teachers' instructional proficiency and agility.

"The thing that comes closest is the assistant professor position, before tenure".

Thomas Jefferson had approved the territory more than a century before during his tenure as president, but due to an accidental oversight the state had never been formally admitted.

For example, earlier this century, when other schools had tenured women on their faculties, Harvard dallied for decades before awarding tenure to such renowned scientists as variable star expert Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin and biologist Ruth Turner.

Before his tenure ended, he looked at the full, classified set of photographs from Abu Ghraib.

Why won't you bring back the Sunday political cartoon roundup from before your tenure?

Or would we do something really subversive, like starting a family before getting tenure?