Word: hire
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...addition to the promotion of Bell, the protesters had asked that the Law School hire 20 minority professors in the next four years, appoint a Black female professor by next year and extend a tenure offer to Visiting Professor of Law from Practice Charles J. Ogletree...
...resigned last week with an impressive record; however, recent events show that it is time for new leadership. He can be proud of the stamp he has left on the Law School, particularly in the generous loan forgiveness program for students who enter public service. Vorenberg's attempts to hire more women and minority professors are both laudable and have set out an agenda for the next dean...
...more minority faculty. The departments of Arts, Chemistry, and Biology--only 16 History, and Biology made 11 job searches and received 721 applications in 1986-87. Only four of these applications were from minorities, indicating that these departments make almost no effort to recruit minority applications, let alone to hire minorities...
STUDENT and faculty protests for better minority recruitment have spread like wildfire at campuses across the country this spring. Duke University students and faculty were able to change minority recruitment policy to require that each of the university's more than 50 departments hire at least one additional black faculty member by 1993. If the departments fail, they must show why they failed and undergo an outside review of their recruiting procedures...
...serves as consultant. The show, a provocative but overly congested half hour of drama and comedy, has yet to hit its creative stride. But Bochco's batting average has been impressive enough that the networks seem convinced he has a golden touch. Last fall CBS tried to hire Bochco as its chief of programming. He turned down the job, partly because it would mean giving up his financial interest in L.A. Law and Hooperman, expected to be worth millions when the shows go into syndication...