1  professors and 0.81 [99% CI, 0.65-0.99] for associate professors).

2 areer, having already become a full (33%) or associate professor (26%), primarily owing to a desire t

3             Similarly, by 1997, 50% of white associate professors (7234/14,559) had been promoted, wh

4  (RR, 0.91 [99% CI, 0.84-0.98]), whereas API associate professors and other Hispanic assistant and as

5 assistant professors, 64.2% were promoted to associate professor at the same institution.

6  and 43% of other Hispanic (122/286; P =.02) associate professors had been promoted.

7                             He was appointed Associate Professor in 1980, and he assisted in establis

8 t the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and Associate Professor in internal medicine and in molecula

9          Attainment of senior academic rank (associate professor or full professor).

10 ly fewer women than men achieved the rank of associate professor or higher.

11  550% increase in the number of women at the associate professor rank over 5 years (from 4 in 1990 to

12       A total of 334 fewer women advanced to associate professor than expected, and 44 fewer women ad

13  professors and other Hispanic assistant and associate professors were promoted at comparable rates.