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Faculty members at Kansas’ six public universities will now be subject to stricter post-tenure-review policies that faculty advocates say erode the institution of tenure — and leave it vulnerable to further attacks from state legislators. The Kansas Board of Regents also passed a policy dictating minimum teaching loads and how faculty members should divide their time between teaching, research, and service.
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