University of Richmond Requires Doctorates for Tenure
Seventeen faculty at the University of Richmond must complete their PhDs or seek other jobs. Provost Charles E. Glassick says the policy, in place for years, aims to keep highly qualified teachers as the university offers master programs. Three teachers face leaves for Fall 1975. all have known the requirement for about 20 months.
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Charles E. Glassick
Glassick
Janet Ferrell
Kam Melain
Artie Sandler
John Morris
John Daniel
Board of Trustes
University Faculty Defines UR Identity and Curriculum Direction
University of Richmond faculty at Fredericksburg retreat vote to keep Westhampton and Richmond College distinct in student life while planning academic integration. They endorse career education, liberal arts core, flexible course choices, and guard against becoming a research-centric institution.
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Westhampton College
Richmond College
Fredericksburg
University
Charles E. Glassick
Glassick
Antioch
Hampshire College
Social Changes Grip University of Richmond in 1968
Graduating seniors at the University of Richmond note major shifts in dorm rules dress codes and visitation. Westhampton limits ease with later dorm hours and relaxations for overnights while Richmond College and Westhampton expand student access and activities amid a new visitation regime and rat pack traditions.
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University of Richmond
Westhampton
University budget silence fuels athletic department debate
Officials and editors refuse comment on the university athletic budget amid a faculty report proposing hires and conference-level competition. Dr Heilman notes little policy change while editor Seward defends publishing budget details as a university service.
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Frank Jones
E. Bruce Heilman
Tune Contnotan
Board of Trustees
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Bill Seward
Tuc Con- Ledian
Richmond
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