In urban areas Persian society is stratified by profession; real-estate investors and commercial entrepreneurs occupy the highest position, followed by upper-level administrators, merchants, and clergy.
The announcement of her retirement is the latest in a series of recent resignations and retirements among upper-level administrators after a transition period following Susan Hockfield's becoming president of MIT.
The announcement of his retirement follows a string of recent departures by upper-level administrators as the end of President Hockfield's first year nears — the period during which she asked all top administrators to remain at MIT. Nestled between homes, businesses, and biotech companies in Kendall Square, a red brick schoolhouse is holding its twenty-first day — ever — of classes today.
Many schools have campus-wide graduate student organizations that interact with upper-level administrators to address issues such as graduate assistantship salaries and benefits, tuition credit policies, training programs, and funding issues.
If he runs and is elected to the Buffalo school board, Paladino vows to fire all the upper-level administrators in the district.
(fieldnote 12.6.04 This situation demonstrates how, like at most schools, the hierarchy of governance at Ruby Bridges extended beyond the principal and even beyond the school walls to include upper-level administrators such as the superintendent.
Beake is the only upper-level administrator in N.F.L. history to earn a Super Bowl ring as an administrator and coach, doing it with the Broncos and the Chiefs.
In 1966 — by this time he'd earned his doctorate from UCLA — he was an upper-level administrator working with the PTA to take parents on bus tours of schools, showing them how badly the school system needed a construction bond.
