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Tag: Non-tenured Faculty: Page 3
Faculty & Staff
California State University System Chancellor Takes on K-12
When California State University Chancellor Charles Reed talks about his commitment to cut the racial achievement gap in California’s primary and secondary schools, he has a ready response to those who say K-12 is not really the business of a higher education administrator.
March 3, 2009
Faculty & Staff
A Practical Ethnic Studies Program
The Asian American Studies Program at the University of Massachusetts Boston complements students’ career tracks and engages them in the surrounding Asian American community.
February 18, 2009
Faculty & Staff
UMass Boston’s Asian American Studies Program Takes a Practical Approach
The Asian American Studies Program at the University of Massachusetts Boston complements students’ career tracks and engages them in the surrounding Asian American community.
February 12, 2009
Faculty & Staff
Spelman, Morehouse Eliminate Positions
Spelman College will eliminate 35 positions, while Morehouse College will cut 25 adjunct faculty members, both belt-tightening moves sparked by the economic downturn and a drop in enrollment.
February 10, 2009
Faculty & Staff
Veteran Lawyer, Education Advocate Nominated to Head Office of Civil Rights
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan wants a lawyer with a deeply unique understanding of academic challenges facing students of color to oversee the civil rights division in his department.
February 4, 2009
Faculty & Staff
Too Many Part-timers Teaching English, Hurting Students
The Modern Language Association (MLA), the leading academic organization that works to strengthen the study and teaching of languages and literature, is calling on colleges and universities to increase the number of tenure-track lines at their respective institutions.
December 10, 2008
Faculty & Staff
Who Will Fill Their Shoes?
Faculty, new and experienced, say the professoriate can be just as rewarding to a new generation of academics if teaching and research opportunities are opened for them.
November 12, 2008
Faculty & Staff
At Georgia Perimeter College, Online Teaching Has Its Benefits — Tenure
Michael T. Bradley is a full-time online- only professor. In the virtual classroom of his “World Religion and Introduction to Ethics” classes at Georgia Perimeter College, a two-year college in suburban Atlanta, Bradley employs a teaching style that both personalizes him to his students and encourages them to interact with one another.
October 15, 2008
Students
`Tenured radical’ tries to revive professors group
In his professorial attire and flowing, Zeus-like beard, Cary Nelson would look right at home behind a lectern, expounding on obscure poets. He even resembles one of the leading influences on his scholarship: Karl Marx.
July 16, 2008
Faculty & Staff
A Quick Rebound? Not So Fast
In the post-Hurricane Katrina era, the future remains uncertain for New Orleans college athletics.
June 25, 2008
Faculty & Staff
Collegiate Athletics in New Orleans Struggle to Rebound Post-Hurricane Katrina
Eddie Francis bursts out laughing when he recounts his unexpected coaching debut for Southern University at New Orleans earlier this semester.
June 24, 2008
Faculty & Staff
The First of Its Kind
Cal State Northridge takes the lead by creating the country’s first baccalaureate program in Central American studies.
December 12, 2007
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