Sentence examples for won tenure from inspiring English sources

At 30, he won tenure as an economics professor at Harvard.

In 1985 Mr. Carter won tenure at Yale. "Reflections of an Affirmative Action Baby" was his first book.

Over the next two decades Aboriginal groups won tenure over 16 parcels of land, and by the early 90s 18 town camps had established representative housing associations.

Then, the story goes, having won tenure at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, he embarked on a crusade of his own.

He made his name in academia by writing about a great range of subjects and won tenure at Harvard before turning 30.

Of those whose probations were extended last year, fewer than half won tenure this year, a third were given yet another year to prove themselves, and 16 percent were denied tenure or resigned.

"It sounded like he was trying to win tenure, not win the presidency".

To win tenure, academics need to publish their research, and university presses are hungry outlets.

Duesberg's research established his international reputation and helped him win tenure at the University of California at Berkeley.

In fact, at that age, in 2008, he became the youngest African-American to win tenure as an economics professor at Harvard.

It is surely better to rethink the career structure of your employees than to see it wither (the proportion of professors at four-year universities who are on track to win tenure fell from 50% in 1997 to 39% ten years later).