Word: ages
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...December news article and in his letter to The Crimson (Jan. 12), Department of English chair Leo Damrosch has chosen repeatedly to invoke age as a factor in my tenure consideration. As much as I have appreciated Prof. Damrosch's strong support, I have found this discussion of age in a tenure case perplexing...
...example) is too young, what is the Age of Tenurability at Harvard...
What relation does the requirement of age in tenure cases bear to the University's non-discrimination statement...
What effect will the use of age as a factor in tenure cases have on Harvard's ability to attract and retain talented junior faculty, and thus on undergraduate and graduate education...
...never know exactly what happened here, and so I address only what's been suggested: this has to do with Masten's age, the department's size and some concerns about the future. If this picture is accurate, I respectfully submit that something is terribly wrong with the process. Something is wrong when what we know to be true of Masten cannot be communicated to or impressed upon a president who must decide who is a risk, or, as in this case, a gift. --Lynn Wardley, Institute for Research on Women and Gender, Stanford University