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Jimmy Carter gets tenure at Emory University at age 94

By Jonas Wells
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Jimmy Carter gets tenure at Emory University at age 94

Former President Jimmy Carter has achieved one of his long-term goals at the age of 94.

Over the years, Carter has joked about not receiving tenure despite teaching students in every school of Emory University and written multiple books and articles. On Monday, the Atlanta-based university announced that after 37 years of teaching, the 39th president is becoming a tenured faculty member.

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