A university hearing was held to determine if the professor gave false information on his employment application and about ...

I t is a truth universally acknowledged, that associate professors, newly promoted to the ranks of the tenured, find themselves saddled with more — and sometimes unconscionably more — administrative ...

Assistant Professor: An appointment requiring an earned doctorate or terminal degree or equivalent and the potential for excellence in teaching and research. Associate Professor: An appointment ...

In the academy, the path to tenure is a very difficult one. Yet many resources are available for anyone who has questions and needs advice along the way. With a myriad of books and articles on how to ...

One of the industries in the nation that is expanding the fastest is education. With a high enrollment rate, this population of 400 million offers a significant market and an excellent opportunity for ...

Succession planning for academic administrators is not ingrained in the academic culture, and receives little or no attention. For this and other reasons, a dean may sometimes appoint an associate ...

Veronica Beagle is the managing editor for Education at Forbes Advisor. She completed her master’s in English at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. Before coming to Forbes Advisor she worked on ...

A federal judge has set a January 2027 trial for University of Tennessee assistant professor Tamar Shrinian. KNOXVILLE, Tenn.

Initial appointments or promotions at the level of associate professor (non-tenured) require review and approval by the Faculty Appointments and Promotions Committee before review by the Academic ...

The Associate Professor Growth Grants provide funding for research, scholarly, and creative work projects that will assist in advancing the careers of tenured Associate Professors on the CU Boulder ...

When television is good, there's nothing better. But it's mired by homogeneity, sameness, consumerism, and violence. really ...

“Sustained rejection of a total institution often requires sustained orientation to its formal organization, and hence, paradoxically, a deep kind of involvement in the establishment.” —Erving Goffman ...