Sentence examples for tenured positions from inspiring English sources

In 2003, among Doctorate degree holders who received their degree four to six years previously, only 19.8percentt were in tenure-track or tenured positions at four-year institutions of higher education.

Canada's government science and engineering funding agency created the University Faculty Awards UFAA) program in 1998 to encourage Canadian universities to appoint promising women and aboriginal researchers to tenure-track or tenured positions in the natural sciences and engineering (NSE).

OTTAWA--Two years ago, Canada's Natural Science and Engineering Research Council (NSERC), created the University Faculty Awards UFAA) program to encourage Canadian universities to appoint promising women and Aboriginal researchers to tenure-track or tenured positions in the natural sciences and engineering (NSE).

Although the survey found that women do disproportionately well in getting interviews and job offers for tenure-track jobs and tenured positions, their share of the overall applicant pool is much lower than the percentage of women qualified for the positions that is, those receiving Ph.D.s in those disciplines.

Their share of tenured positions also jumped, to 13percentt from 6percentt.

Other faculty members dreamed of tenured positions; he turned them down.

(In part that's because so many theorists have filled up the tenured positions, of course).

Mr. Golb's father and Dr. Schiffman remain in secure, tenured positions, unchanged by his actions.

Administrators denied Dr. Sherley's accusations and said fewer than half of junior faculty members were promoted to tenured positions.

It spawned new tenured positions for artists and art historians, even as many of those people deplored the art market.

A 1999 study shows that only half those seeking tenured positions in English had actually achieved them after 10 years.