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And I thought that a nontenured chair in painting would be of real value to the school.

The teachers also want medical coverage for the families of nontenured teachers.

Within his first two years in office the number of nontenured faculty was cut by ten-percent.

Sixteen nontenured faculty members have so far become heads of laboratories.

But why should only the nontenured teachers have to prove themselves worthy of permanent certification?

Yale has 701 tenured professors and 759 nontenured faculty members.

The university will try to trim another $5 million in central administration, some maintenance operations and salaries for nontenured faculty members.

The concern is particularly acute among the nontenured faculty members hoping to have a future here."

The district warned all nontenured teachers that they would be dismissed if they did not report for work.

But this student is a nontenured first-year faculty member.

This nontenured position proved to be the only academic appointment Peirce ever held.

He asked that the school sell them, and use the proceeds to establish a nontenured professorship in painting.

Jojo Fine is a nontenured English professor in her early forties.

She said that proving such instances has been difficult when dealing with nontenured teachers, who depend on their principal's approval for continued work.

Moments after the teachers returned to work, five nontenured teachers who had been striking were suspended from their duties, with pay.

The administration eliminated 121 positions, including 14 nontenured faculty jobs, as part of its effort to trim $14.4 million from the university's $557 million budget.

"We had to let go all the nontenured faculty," Dr. Bugliarello said.

Principals, told they would be judged on their evaluation skills, submitted the names of 111 tenured and 19 nontenured teachers as needing help.

In the meantime, she added, the families of nontenured teachers will immediately begin receiving dental and prescription drug coverage, although not medical coverage.

In Stamford, the school board has sent layoff notices to 146 nontenured teachers, although officials said some could be rehired, depending on the final budget.

Yale has hired nontenured lecturers and adjuncts mainly to teach basic foreign-language courses, he said.

"In addition, the Superintendent's job is the only nontenured position in a school district, so there is no job security.

A woman of few words, she is well respected, somewhat feared by her nontenured staff, and has a reputation for being strict with her graduate students.

The agreement raises sabbatical pay to 80 percent of salary, from 50 percent, and gives nontenured faculty members a paid year to do research without teaching.

Women account for 10.1 percent of its tenured faculty and 28.6 percent of its nontenured faculty.