Sentence examples for tenured post from inspiring English sources

Mr. Watson has since accepted a tenured post at the University of California at Los Angeles.

In 1959, Horngren was lured back to a tenured post with the University of Chicago.

News reports based on a lengthy F.B.I. inquiry into his support for Islamic causes prompted the college to suspend him from his tenured post last fall, and this year, to begin a process to fire him.

People familiar with the negotiations said Vanderbilt had offered a broad package -- including a tenured post for his wife, Constance Bumgarner Gee, an assistant professor of public policy at Brown -- totaling close to $1 million a year.

The surest way to get a tenured post is to write a PhD (on a subject only loosely related to business) and publish a string of articles in respected journals.

Were it not for his tenured post at Wesleyan, where he has taught for more than 20 years, "maybe I would be driving a taxicab or something," he said.

Talk to those who have managed to achieve the next step--a tenured post--and to those who do not appear to be struggling as you are.

Some give up tenure-track and even tenured posts elsewhere for less-desirable positions, so that they can live with their partner.

"Critical funding decisions, precious column inches, tenure posts, science credibility, and the popular imagination have all been influenced by fMRI's seductive but deceptive grasp on our attentions".

The estimate is that only 8% of graduates in this mainline subject will get tenured or tenure-track posts equivalent in status and earning power to those of the professors who taught them.

This paper analyzes if and how changing institutional affiliations as a non-tenured post-doctoral researcher influences publications, and how potential effects depend on the context of the researcher.