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charles_william_eliot

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nt of Harvard University for a remarkable 40-year tenure from 1869 to 1909. He is widely credited with tra... traditional curriculum at [[Harvard]]. Before his tenure, the curriculum was rigid, based primarily on cla... ir expertise and research capabilities, promoting tenure as a means of ensuring academic freedom and stabi

henry_giroux

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ord of publications until, in 1983, he was denied tenure by the reactionary university president John Silb... academic subclass of part-time lecturers without tenure; college presidents who behave as CEOs rather tha

anna_julia_haywood_cooper

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==== 4. Principalship and Advocacy: ==== Cooper's tenure at the M Street School was marked by her dedicati

charlotte_hawkins_brown

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ntribution to education was the founding and long tenure of the Palmer Memorial Institute, where she serve

deborah_meier

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n open question; what is clear is that during her tenure she defended their missions with unusual force, a

horace_mann

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model he envisaged — and that his administrative tenure made structurally possible in Massachusetts — was

patrick_wolf

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professor of public policy, where he was awarded tenure and promoted to associate professor before depart

raj_chetty

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ey before moving to Harvard, where he was awarded tenure at the age of twenty-eight — one of the youngest