Sentences with phrase «brown university faculty member»

Dr. Eric Morrow, a Brown University faculty member specializing in neurodevelopmental biology and autism treatment, won the nation's top honor for a young scientist.

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«Support them as they go through the learning curve,» adds Laura Boyd - Brown, president of Sapient Management Consulting Inc. in Mississauga, Ont., and faculty member of York University's Schulich School of Business.

According to Rachel Herz, author of «The Scent of Desire» and a faculty member at Brown University, marriage counselors have told her that many wives who are no longer sexually interested in their husbands just don't like the way he smells and, «if you can't stand how someone smells, you can not become intimate.»

The medical directors and neonatologists at each SCN are members of the Women & Infants Division of Newborn Medicine and faculty members at The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University.

As defined by Brown University in its copyright policy, however, «[c] opyrightable works of scholarly research, course materials or artistic works made by faculty members would not be considered Works Made for Hire and are the property of the author or authors.»

«NUS is moving up in the world, and Shih certainly deserves some of the credit,» says Rodney Clifton, a professor of mechanical engineering at Brown University, where Shih was a faculty member for 15 years before moving back to Singapore in 1996.

For example, as a post-doctoral fellow in 1994, Anne Hart, now a biology professor at Brown University, attended a conference where she talked at length with two female faculty members from other institutions.

This fall Papay will begin work as a faculty member at Brown University, where he will teach courses on program evaluation and education policy.

Bailey is a faculty member in The School of the Art Institute of Chicago's Low - Residency MFA Program, and holds an A.B. from Brown University (Providence, RI) and an MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC).

She is a graduate of Brown University and the Yale School of Drama, where she has been a faculty member since 2001.

Sheinkopf has also been a member of faculty at Brown University's Brown Institute for Brain Science since 2003.

According to Rachel Herz, author of «The Scent of Desire» and a faculty member at Brown University, marriage counselors have told her that many wives who are no longer sexually interested in their husbands just don't like the way he smells and, «if you can't stand how someone smells, you can not become intimate.»