8: Mandatory Faculty Development Works

Chapter 8 Mandatory Access Control

With discretionary access control (DAC) policies, authorization to perform operations on an object is controlled by the object’s owner or by principals whose authority can be traced back to that owner. The goals of an institution, however, might not align with those of any individual. So for systems intended to support institutions, a more natural basis for authorization is rules set by the ins...

The end of mandatory retirement for tenured faculty.

842 Get-the-Lead-Out Guru Challenged 845 Greenhouse Bandwagon Rolls On 846 Jawboning Prehistory Has Challenger Knocked Out Galileo? 847 Policy-Making: Getting Better Data 848 Small Is Beautiful for University Space Outfit a In Search of a Free Launch 850 Post-Mortem on Storb Resignation A Changing of the Guards A Reprieve for MIT's Magnet Lab 851 Briefings: Gene Zapping m The Case of the Missin...

Faculty Development Roundup

Making Your Candidate Statement March 31, 3:30-5 p.m., Swede Johnson Building, Room 205, RSVP here[1] Candidates will work in small groups with senior faculty in related fields to discuss sample candidate statements. Candidate statements [2] are vital to outlining the impact of candidates' service, teaching and research. They play an especially important role in documenting the sorts of communi...

Faculty and Instructional Development

Faculty and Instructional Development