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...name of Charles S. Maier '60, assistant professor of History, has been submitted to the Corporation for approval as the new Senior Tutor of Leverett House...
...Maier will replace Orlando Patterson, professor of Sociology, who will be leaving the post at the end of this year...
...MAIER HOPED to be promoted to the tenured rank of professor. Because he had already taught for more than five years, he was not eligible for a three-year term appointment. Before the Dunlop Report, the scholar shinnying up the Harvard Great Chain of Being served five years as an instructor and then, if his contract was renewed, another three years as an assistant professor. A regulation of the American Association of University Professors requires universities to grant tenure to academics who have taught at the school for eight years. So, after serving his initial eight years, the assistant professor...
Most people can't do it. When Charles Maier's contract came up for review last winter, his book was still in manuscript. While that may have been a factor in his case, the tenure bid of his colleague, Samuel R. Williamson, was also shot down. And Williamson had already written one prize-winning book and had another book in the works...
Klein had advanced higher on the ladder than Maier and Williamson. In July, 1969, the Geology Department raised him to the non-tenured rank of associate professor. In Spring, 1971, the Department recommended that he be promoted to full professor and be granted tenure...