tenure-track

adjective

1. of or relating to a college- or university-teaching job that can lead to a tenured position.

Example Sentences

Alma and Hank are both tenure-track, a phrase that implies that they must remain affixed to their path or get derailed.

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The news, delivered in an email to students and employees on Friday, sent shock waves through the union, which represents nearly 400 part-time and full-time educators who do not hold tenure-track positions.

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The Justice Department zeroed in on a “UC 2030 Capacity Plan” that charts out desires to increase diversity among graduate students and faculty, including adding 1,100 tenure-track faculty.

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Salaries for tenure-track faculty lag behind university goals.

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The Justice Department appeared to zero in on small sections of the extensive “UC 2030 Capacity Plan” that chart out desires to increase diversity among graduate students and faculty, including adding 1,100 tenure-track faculty.

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