Sentence examples for full-time tenure from inspiring English sources

Of those, 227,381 were full-time tenured faculty, while another 126,300 were full-time tenure track faculty.

The number of full-time, tenure track faculty at US colleges and universities has drastically fallen to that point that today, about 70% of teaching faculty are not on the tenure track.

At the news conference Mr. Levine confirmed that when his five-year contract with the Munich Philharmonic ended in 2004 he would leave that post and begin his full-time tenure with the Boston Symphony Interestingly, though Mr. Levine is a well-known ditherer when it comes to decisions, the one exception was his acceptance of the Munich post, which seemed uncharacteristically hasty.

Based on these criteria, Lubchenco gave up a full-time tenure track position at Harvard University to take a split position at Oregon State with her husband.

In 1981, Cortland employed 260 full-time tenure faculty, with a teaching ratio of 22.5 to 1; by 1991, it was 226; in 2005, 233 (and a teaching ratio of 31 to 1).

An analysis of Cortland campus hiring patterns, spanning the period of 1991-2005, reported a 3.1percentt increase in full-time, tenure track faculty, a 23.8percentt increase in administrators, and a 70percentt increase in directors and staff.

Adjuncts have become a mainstay at CUNY because they are so much less expensive than full-time, tenure-track professors.

Others point to the corporatization of universities, which are increasingly inclined to hire part-time, "adjunct" professors, rather than full-time, tenure-track ones, to teach undergrads.

Then, in March, Mr. Eggers got a full-time, tenure-track job teaching creative writing at California State University at Chico.

Over at Louisiana State's College of Art & Design the dean, David Cronrath, said a 4percentt cut ate up the positions of three full-time tenure-track faculty members, eight adjunct faculty and two staff members.

Even at those colleges where for the past several decades tuition has far outpaced the rate of inflation, students are taught by fewer full-time tenured faculty members while being looked after by a greatly expanded number of counselors who serve an array of social and personal needs.