Last week, Laura Kipnis, a professor at my own institution, Northwestern University, published an opinion piece at the Chronicle of Higher Education, bemoaning that "menopausal women now occupy more positions of administrative power, edging out at least some of the old boys and bringing a different hormonal style--a more delibidinalized one, perhaps--to bear on policy decisions".
Before leaving Goldman, Mr. Forst held the position of chief administrative officer in 2004 and ran the asset management division.
Charter Communications Inc., the cable television company, will eliminate the position of chief administrative officer effective today, according to a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday.
In January, Joseph Pisani, the hospital's former chief financial officer, was promoted to the position of chief administrative officer, the No. 2 position, and his salary jumped to $480,000 from $275,000, hospital officials said.
In addition to the mayor and seven council members five elected from districts and two at large who serve four-year terms, the position of chief administrative officer to the mayor was created.
Slavic peoples Russians, Ukrainians, and Belarusians held a large proportion of administrative positions.
After holding a series of administrative positions, he began teaching Peruvian regional cultures at the University of San Marcos in 1959.
His first duties were as librarian of the foreign division, but he eventually served the academy in a variety of administrative positions.
In my short academic career I've been surprised, for instance, to discover professors of English who have lost interest in literature in favor of pursuing institutional power in the shape of administrative positions.
