Wells had placed him in the department chairmanship at the Kosmosity; Wells had put the editorship of the Journal of Exoarchosaurian Studies into his hands.
A department chairmanship, an administrative position awarded on top of a tenured teaching job, is a special credential the school need not confer in perpetuity.
Three years before, Northrup had made his run at the vacant English department chairmanship.
He came to Stony Brook in 1974 and, like a good businessman, won the research grants that won the promotions that led to department chairmanship in 1984.
A Northwestern University spokesperson said that his departure from the department chairmanship was not linked to the investigation.
Factually, the defense argued that Professor Jeffries was dismissed from his department chairmanship because of bad scholarship and poor administration, not because of his off-campus speech.
The removal of Dr. David Mesches from his department chairmanship for saying publicly that he supports abortion rights has set off our warning bells.
Consequently, Dr. Cline was forced to resign his department chairmanship at UCLA and lost several research grants.
The university did not disturb the professor's tenure but it did take away his department chairmanship, a special credential.
In Great Neck, Alfred Ruesch teaches high school English but resigned his department chairmanship to end the smoldering controversy over plagiarism in his doctoral thesis.
