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Are Indian doctors receiving tenure?
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2000 Tenure rates for American Indian and Alaska Native Associate Professors, compared to their counterparts.
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White - 50 percent Native American - 71 percent African-American - 34 percent Asian-American - 44 percent Mexican-American - 24 percent Puerto Rican - 39 percent Source: Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Faculty Promotion in Academic Medicine. The Journal of the American Medical Association. September 2000. Get the Story: Are Indian doctors receiving tenure? (The Medicine Wheel 9/6) |
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