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Faculty uneasy about working at UW after cuts, tenure changes
2015
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The chemistry and chemical engineering departments are growing and the teaching and research facilities are superior to those in the 1960s-era chemistry building at UW-Madison although the Madison building is due for a $108 million upgrade in coming years pending final approval by the Legislature, he said. A veteran chemistry faculty member said it's the only time he can remember the department losing two tenured professors in a year, and that continued state budget cuts and Legislative measures that faculty feel threaten their academic freedom could lead to more departures, with increased difficulty replacing them.
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