Sentence examples for traditional tenure from inspiring English sources

Neither is the overhaul's chief architect, a young state senator named Mike Johnston who used to be a schoolteacher and principal and previously sponsored a law that ended traditional tenure in Colorado's public schools.

These trends can lead to difficult choices for Ph.D.-holding job candidates familiar with the traditional tenure model.

From amid the variety of approaches and opinions rises a rough consensus about traditional tenure: It has to go.

Koplik proposes that all Massachusetts state universities offer two options to newly hired faculty: the traditional tenure track or a nontenured, multiyear contract.

On the Northwest Coast, as elsewhere, traditional tenure systems are fundamental to sustained marine resource management (e.g., Johannes 1981 , 1982 Haggan et al. 2006; Turner and Jones 2000; Turner 2005).

At the same time that the female percentage of entering medical classes and medical school faculties has risen, the authors note, a second category of full-time academic jobs the clinician-educator track (CET)—has grown rapidly, alongside the traditional tenure track (TTT).

The report also found a shift away from traditional tenure-track positions to nontraditional ones, like fellowships and postdoctoral appointments.

Still, the ranks of faculty in something other than a traditional tenure-track position continue to grow.

It's perhaps no surprise that amid downturned economies and shrinking numbers of traditional, tenure-track academic positions, postdoctoral fellows have become increasingly preoccupied with opportunities for career advancement.

In the past, academics have frowned upon hiring people with extensive industry experience, Anicetti says, preferring instead researchers who follow the traditional tenure-track path from academic postdoc to professorship.

Second, schools are recognizing that the increasing research and funding pressures of a traditional tenure-track pathway are sometimes unrealistic in the face of patient care, teaching, or--for some--family responsibilities outside of work.