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Whatever would cause a tenured professor to move to industry?

The school has never had a tenured black female professor.

There are five women among the 28 tenured members of the government department.

The senior management at the company is one of the most tenured in the business.

The tenured officer can then remain in the service at least 20 more years.

In the law school, women make up 8.9 percent of tenured faculty.

The number of tenured women had barely changed since the 1980's.

Three of the 90 tenured professors at the business school are women.

The real questions are: How did a guy like this get to be a tenured professor in the first place?

I am a tenured assistant professor at a new University.

In the education school, 39 percent of the tenured professors are women.

She was offered a tenured position at a hospital in Iowa.

He was the first tenured professor to be dismissed in the school's 92-year history, university officials said.

He also holds an academic position at the university as a tenured professor of law.

He remains as of 2011 a tenured associate professor teaching music.

But many point out that 7 of 31 tenured professors are now female.

Some tenured teachers would not be compelled to leave schools in which they have served for years.

The bureau still gives a lot of attention to these "long tenured" workers.

Since 1988 he has directed the program and is currently a tenured full professor.

No tenured faculty members were removed from the College during this short period.

A third of working residents are employed by the Government, many in tenured civil service jobs.

Remember, this was during a time when presidents were having to let tenured faculty go.

"The tenured professor has an unusual and even a dangerous amount of power," she said.

I don't know if you were a tenured faculty member at the time, Shirley.

Eight years later, she became the first tenured woman faculty member since the college's founding in 1793.