Word: directorship
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...assumes the directorship of the Center for International Development, Hausmann said he was not concerned about the center’s past financial troubles...
...their looks, the spring in their stride, people who do good things are not supposed to cash in on them--however belatedly. That Felt may have had other, less than noble motives for his actions--he was angry at the Nixon Administration because he was passed over for the directorship of the FBI--also counted against him. When altruism is tainted by apparently mean--actually entirely human--spirits, people tend to become cynical in their responses to that new, more truthful reality...
...Cuban native, Calixto joined the Harvard Trademark Program in the mid-1990s as assistant to the director and in 1997, was promoted to the directorship...
...Institute of Politics (IOP) is a unique organization that has been molded by a lineage of exceptional politicians and undergraduates dedicated to preserving the memory of John F. Kennedy ’40. Its directorship is a demanding and prestigious position that requires a rare balance of public prominence, leadership, expertise, and commitment to undergraduate life. We are extremely pleased with the choice of IOP’s new director Jean Shaheen, a woman worthy of her new job title...
...working to produce their bomb, physicists in Japan were attempting to produce theirs. Professor Hidetake Kakihana of Sophia University in Tokyo was Agnew's age when he too was enlisted by his country in 1941 to assist with nuclear fission experiments at a secret cyclotron in Tokyo under the directorship of Yoshio Nishina, Japan's Oppenheimer. Unlike Agnew, Kakihana and many of his colleagues were reluctant to produce an atom bomb for their government because they had great distaste for the military regime. The physicists worked, Kakihana says today, with deliberate slowness...