Tenure is no longer untouchable at the University of Minnesota

Article Abstract:

Professor Wallace D. Loh predicted in a speech to the House of Representives of the American Assn of Law Schools on Jan 5, 1997, that tenure for college teachers would become a thing of the past in about a decade, and around the country regular personnel reviews are becoming more the trend for college teachers. In fact, at the University of Minnesota's law school tenure can be revoked in cases of grave misconduct, with the occurrence of such misconduct to be determined by peer review.

Human resource management, College teachers, College faculty, Minnesota, Teacher tenure, University of Minnesota. Law School

---

Pepperdine deanship - Starr turn? Roos of Christian right wins Whitewater counsel

Article Abstract:

Kenneth W. Starr's accepting the deanship of the Churches of Christ-affiliated Pepperdine University School of Law is no surprise, as Starr is a devout member of the church. Starr hopes to continue his work for Kirkland and Ellis in addition to his law school duties. He will also head the college's new School of Public Policy. Pepperdine for its part hopes that employing Starr will raise its profile.

United States, Officials and employees, Practice, Personalities, Deans (in schools), Deans (Education), Starr, Kenneth W., Religious colleges, Church colleges, Pepperdine University. School of Law

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Transferable stock options. Deferred delivery of option stock. IRS rules that transferring stock options to family members or trusts does not cause employee to recognize income; applies broad definition of "immediate family."
• Abstracts: No: you can't have excellence without equality. Yes: the passion for equality denigrates American life. New meaning for the First Amendment: free speech may be seen as a tool for protecting those in power
• Abstracts: The international suture: a comparative approach to patenting methods of medical treatment. "The same effect" United States provisional patent applications and Paris Convention priority rights

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.