Sentences with phrase «to get tenure»

Wait, it's not about race or gender discrimination but about not getting tenure as a legal writing professor.
Teacher tenure, now generally acquired after three years, would not be automatic: It would be more equivalent to making partner at a law firm or getting tenure at a university.
Those who got tenure after would not have the protection.
Teachers are now eligible after three years, instead of two, and instead of being almost automatic, only about 55 percent of eligible teachers get tenure on the first try.
When she returned to her teaching post a year later, she was on the brink of getting tenure.
The intent of the statement that no one ever gets tenure for being a «good teacher» is to drive home the point about the importance of your research.
Some people get tenure - track positions on less.
With just 20 % of Ph.D. recipients — fewer in some fields — eventually getting tenure - track faculty jobs, they have little choice.
And those retired teachers get no tenure so they can be released on a whim free to find employment with another school but they can not be free to quit and transfer mid year.
For faculty members, getting tenure offers many benefits.
She had long assumed she would finish her Ph.D. in ecology, do a postdoc, and then get a tenure - track position at a top - tier research university.
In the past, teachers in city schools got tenure and moved to the suburbs, leaving the inner city schools with hard - to - fill vacancies.
I have seen teachers never get tenure and they were competent.
Teachers would only be able to get tenure job protections if their students have improved for three straight years.
«The situation was grave for junior women,» several of whom did not get tenure, she recalls.
Instead, teachers would only get tenure after three years of positive evaluations.
Once you have determined the number of years, you will get your tenure for which you have to buy your Insurance policy.
Since getting tenure in 2010, «everything has gotten bigger,» says Richmond Sarpong, an associate professor of chemistry at the University of California, Berkeley.
«I do think it would probably help everybody's mental health if we stopped treating not getting a tenure track position as failure.»
Assembly Bill 1220 would require teachers to spend three years in the classroom before getting tenure.
I don't want low - paying high - demanding post-doc positions with the promise that maybe one day I will get tenure as long as I churn papers out like a motherfucker.
Rubin promises that the percentage of those who get a group - leader appointment will be considerably lower than the «more than half» of assistant professors who get tenure at universities.
Interesting strategy by Mr. Mann: first producing publications, achieving notoriety, obtaining funding, getting tenured professor position, and the last is the admission that there is large uncertainty in his science.
More public school teachers are getting tenure under the union - friendly de Blasio administration, statistics released Friday by the city Education department show.
Perspective: How to Succeed in Big Science and Still Get Tenure by Victoria McGovern, 31 July 2009 Burroughs Wellcome Fund program officer Victoria McGovern offers some tips to help scientists involved in collaborative research demonstrate their individual accomplishments.
That concern was spawned by a comment Birgeneau made in his first appearance at a faculty association meeting before he took office, that «too many people get tenure [at U of T].
As an MIT undergrad, Weiss flunked out, and he later struggled to get tenure there.
Over ninety - eight percent of teachers in California get tenure, and once it's granted, getting rid of a teacher is just about impossible.
After all, when was the last time someone got tenure for being a good teacher?»
MIT's Shoemaker says Weiss probably got tenure only for his teaching — and wouldn't get it today.
Smaller and smaller percentages of applicants get tenure - track positions, get funded, get published — or get Turbo to join their labs.
Although once again it was her husband who got the tenured post in psychology and she who followed along with a part - time teaching post, the move was Ms. Lockhart's idea.
Bernard Burke, an emeritus physicist at MIT, agrees that early on Weiss was a «happy gadgeteer» who «wasn't likely to get tenure unless he did something that did something.»
KANE: Many school districts are being much more careful about which teachers actually get tenure, to make sure that tenure is an affirmative decision and not just a default decision.
Trouble is, he openly admits that the only reason DC got tenure reform is because of the proliferation of charter schools: «Score one for competitive effects!»
TortsProf Bill Childs gets tenure, and still manages to do the Personal Injury Law Round - Up.
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