Tenure Trends Reversing… And May Reverse Again: Investors' concern warranted or not over rising director/board tenure is based in reality.
Hiring, grants, promotion and tenure are based, in part, on publication records, and scientists of all stripes are reluctant to forgo publication in prominent journals.
The entire machinery of tenure is based on the imperative "to say something new," but, Riley contends, there aren't very many new things to say, especially in the humanities: "With thousands of PhDs being minted every year, topics are drying up by the minute".
It takes part in awareness raising activities when possible and its technical legal work on tenure is based on the VGGT.
The 2004 ruling by the Commission, then under the tenure of Mario Monti, was based on a complaint about market dominance filed by Sun Microsystems in 1998.
A black M.I.T. professor began a hunger strike to protest the university's decision to deny him tenure, which he says was based on race.
Father Holtschneider said that DePaul had increased its emphasis on race and gender in the philosophy department, and that the denial of tenure for Ms. Goswami was based on her academic record.
Mr. Finkelstein said he clearly "met the publishing standards and the teaching standards required for tenure" and that DePaul's decision was based on "transparently political grounds" and an "egregious violation" of academic freedom.
A complicating factor, however, is that this year's tenure decisions were based on test results from previous years that state officials now say were probably inflated by easy exams and liberal scoring.
Instead, tenure decisions are based on the quality of a faculty member's research, teaching and university citizenship".
