North Dakota looks to clamp down on professor tenure after legislative failure

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The North Dakota Board of Higher Education is looking to rein in professor tenure, particularly at its community colleges, according to a draft report.

The board’s Tenure/Post-Tenure Ad Hoc Committee has a draft report that could bring a massive decrease in tenured and tenure-track faculty at the state’s five community colleges, as well as pared-back awards of tenure at all 11 universities in the North Dakota University System.

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