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What Is Appropriate in Tenure Review?
What Is Appropriate in Tenure Review?
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Description of the Problem
You are in a group of faculty considering a person for tenure.
Question
In setting criteria and standards, would it be appropriate to demand criteria that you, yourself, would not satisfy?
