professorship
Noun
Meaning
The office or position of a professor, or public teacher.
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he was awarded an endowed chair in economics
"And as a longtime Greenwich Village resident, Barone has certainly been just as active: He’s maintained a presence as a community advocate, contributed valuable effort to a local nonprofit, and recently took on a professorship at New York University."
Before his Berkeley professorship began, Oppenheimer was diagnosed with a mild case of tuberculosis and, with his brother Frank, spent some weeks at a ranch in New Mexico, which he leased and eventually purchased.
Career The call for an ordinary professorship at the University of Bern at the age of 30 was the first big career step for Theodor Kocher.
Beginning as an assistant professor, he gained full professorship in 1968, in the School of Art and Design.
Cauchy was by then a rising mathematical star, who certainly merited a professorship.