10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NONPROFESSORIAL»
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nonprofessorial in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nonprofessorial and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Paying the Professoriate: A Global Comparison of ...
The difference between professorial and nonprofessorial positions is that
professors are civil servants with permanent lifelong positions, while the other
academic staff members are mostly employees in the civil service—with
permanent ...
2
The Academic Profession: National, Disciplinary, and ...
And, no less important in molding the expectations of younger academics,
nonprofessorial positions expanded far faster than the professorial posts to which
many had aspired. Expansion also profoundly changed nonprofessorial posts.
3
Academic staff in Europe: changing contexts and conditions
Nonprofessorial Academic Staff To put it in a nutshell, professors have tenure, a
good salary, and great autonomy, whereas the nonprofessorial academic staff
member usually has no permanent position, is often employed on a part-time
basis ...
4
International Perspectives on the Governance of Higher ...
First,the professoriate, nonprofessorial faculty, andnonacademic faculty
areorganized into separate curia with distinct rightsand duties. Formally, all
senior positions can be filled only byprofessors. This formalized status division
between ...
5
The Practice of Conceptual History: Timing History, Spacing ...
These schoolteachers ought not to form a nonprofessorial teaching staff, which is
the worst of all possible solutions. Rather, such teachers really ought to be able
to come from schools and also return there or, upon proof of their academic ...
6
The Work Situation of the Academic Profession in Europe: ...
... The concept of academic self-governance favoured hierarchical structures, as
it relied on a separation of academic estates between professors and
nonprofessorial staff and was based on a 'guild' structure (one master, many
apprentices).
Ulrich Teichler, Ester Ava Höhle, 2013
7
International Dictionary of University Histories
Racist (Stone was Jewish) and "nationalistic" (an Australian was hoped for)
issues came into play. Professors felt they had particular rights and
responsibilities, but a growing issue was that of the nonprofessorial staff who
were aggrieved by ...
Mary Elizabeth Devine, Carol Summerfield, 2013
8
Science and Technology in Central and Eastern Europe: The ...
Institutions of Higher Education The institutions of higher education in GDR were
characterized by greater numbers employed in student supervision and a
quantitatively and qualitatively different group of nonprofessorial personnel. In
1989 ...
Anthony Tillet, Barry Lesser, A.D. Tillett, 2014
9
Women Medievalists and the Academy
In 1915/16 I was a representative of the nonprofessorial lecturers at the faculty
meetings. However, these lecturers had at that time practically no rights at all in
the committees. Among both the professorial and nonprofessorial colleagues,
there ...
The nonprofessorial units usually consisted of from forty to sixty beds, with a
personnel of a surgeon, an assistant surgeon or surgeon to outpatients, a
registrar, and two resident officers. In the professorial units more laboratory
accommodation ...
Association of American Medical Colleges, 1929
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NONPROFESSORIAL»
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nonprofessorial is used in the context of the following news items.
In Search of Hard Data on Nonacademic Careers
Just as important, it will add to the scanty statistics we have on nonprofessorial job placement in general. Katina Rogers, senior research ... «Chronicle of Higher Education, Sep 12»
Why successful local artist Sarah Kabot stretched herself on a reality …
But there's a nonprofessorial twinkle in the 34-year-old artist's eye. If we were meeting in Los Angeles, I'd assume she was mixed up in show ... «Plain Dealer, Apr 12»
Big-Tent Digital Humanities: a View From the Edge, Part 2
... as humanities scholars who take up nonprofessorial roles in universities and colleges or work in allied cultural institutions such as museums, ... «Chronicle of Higher Education, Sep 11»
