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Endowed Professorship

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Endowed Professorship
A university or academic appointment that is supported fully/partly by the income of an endowment, which is usually awarded to a person who is already a fully-tenured professor

endowed professorship
Chair Academia A university or academic appointment supported by income from an endowment, usually awarded to a person who is already a fully-tenured professor. See Professor. Cf 'Chair.'.


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But with major gifts to the law school and library, for endowed professorships and scholarships, for the Autzen Stadium expansion and athletic department, the couple's total philanthropy to the school probably is in the neighborhood of $200 million.
David M Boje, who holds the Bank of America Endowed Professorship of Management at New Mexico State University, and Carl Rhodes, associate professor in the School of Management at the University of Technology Sydney, in Australia, produced a study called The Leadership of Ronald McDonald: Double Narration and Stylistic of Transformation.
Wong has been honored many times for her work, an endowed professorship in pediatric nursing at University of Oklahoma College of Nursing is just one of many.
 
 
 
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