Sentences with phrase «faculty adviser»

This independent research was peer - reviewed by faculty advisers, research committees, and human subjects panels in accredited academic institutions.

She also serves as faculty adviser for The Spectrum, U.B.'s student newspaper.

Dancing with the Art World, a two - day symposium at the Hammer Museum, as organized by Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly, MFA candidates, Interdisciplinary Studio, UCLA Department of Art with faculty adviser Andrea Fraser, started...

He has been active in ASME for almost three decades and served in various capacities, including faculty adviser, chair of the Fluids Engineering Division, chair of the Mechanical Engineering Department Head Committee, an Executive Committee member of the Committee on Engineering Accreditation, and a member of the Council on Standards and Certification.

Joan W. Bennett is a distinguished professor of plant biology and pathology and senior faculty adviser to the Office for the Promotion of Women in Science, Engineering, and Mathematics at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, in New Jersey.

At Rose - Hulman I volunteered to become the new faculty adviser for Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity.

«We encourage [students] to think more deeply about their own motivations, to explore a lot of other opportunities, to do research in a lab, and to talk with potential faculty advisers and current graduate students at the institutions to which they are applying.»

The study's co-authors include Tao's former faculty adviser, Alan Hastings, from the UC Davis Department of Environmental Science and Policy, and Luca Börger from Swansea University in the United Kingdom.

Your primary faculty adviser will come from HGSE, but you can collaborate with faculty members from every Harvard school and invite them to join your dissertation committee.

You will choose your individual coursework and design your original research in close consultation with your HGSE faculty adviser and dissertation committee.

During the first full year, Harvard fellows will be placed in schools to teach part time, responsible for two or three classes a day, while working with an on - site mentor, having long - distance coaching sessions with a Harvard faculty adviser and taking an online Harvard class.

«We will also encourage postdocs to develop some level of independence by having more than one mentor,» says Sharon Milgram, a professor of cell and developmental biology and faculty adviser for the UNC Office of Postdoctoral Services.

«We won because we were on the ground and listened first - hand to the refugees,» says Bob Schulz, professor and faculty adviser.

Indeed, while Abrams recalled that he experienced no overt anti-Semitism (though «if I looked for it, I would have found it,» he said wryly), he was given a «downright warning» by his faculty adviser that the «profession was not open to Jews.»

Davis functions more as a faculty adviser to LERC than as an employee of it, however.

The students plan to work with their faculty advisers and medical sponsors to determine how to move the project eventual adoption and use in military settings.

«Dozens of West Coast species display escape responses to sea stars,» said senior author Brian Gaylord, a professor of evolution and ecology at the UC Davis Bodega Marine Laboratory and Jellison's faculty adviser.

In the early 1970s, I majored in human biology at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, where my faculty adviser's research interest was in the biochemistry of schistosomes.

Human Resources has appointed someone to manage postdoc interactions with the administration and provide the kind of support we normally provide to all staff members, a permanent Postdoc Committee has been formed with a faculty adviser, the faculty is supportive, and the director continues to be passionate in her support.

But to assure that the greatest number of eligible postdocs receive and complete the form, PDAs have found it necessary to distribute the survey through a number of means, primary among them e-mail and faculty advisers.

Here's the result that has gotten the most press: Academic research careers were less popular with the late cohorts than the early ones in all disciplines, suggesting, perhaps, that graduate students are disillusioned by exposure to the lives and careers of their faculty advisers.

The support of a faculty adviser is usually essential.

The team's faculty adviser, biologist J. Robert Hatherill, says the Del Mar students wouldn't have won without the skills they learned in the Hughes program, called Science Education Alliance Phage Hunters Advancing Genomic and Evolutionary Science (SEA - PHAGES).

Often there's an interview process during which the faculty adviser evaluates the fit between the undergrad and the lab.

I had a heart - to - heart with my faculty adviser about running for this position.

«Reduction in solar generation due to clouds has been a primary focus in the past,» said Denise L. Mauzerall, a professor of Environmental Engineering and International Affairs who serves as Li's faculty adviser and helped develop the study.

«We're responding to a need to provide better advice,» says Sharon Milgram, a cell biologist and faculty adviser to the new office.

David Pollard: «In general I would recommend a student start with their faculty adviser as soon as a problem develops.

When some of these students have tried to talk to their faculty advisers about these experiences and feelings, however, the students have been told that, because these issues aren't directly related to science, they shouldn't be discussing them or even that they aren't important.

Jacobitz has served as a faculty adviser for research undergraduates working on projects such as the simulation of blood flow in the network of veins in the muscle and connective tissue in rats.

At least we have Ken Jeong and Romany Malco, the faculty adviser and school principal respectively, who riff at will over the younger generation like a Greek chorus of adult angst.

Wilfredo took his concern to his faculty adviser, who suggested he consider the Model United Nations program, in which students take on the mantle of U.N. countries and tackle world issues from their assigned country's point of view.

Students are assigned a faculty adviser upon admission to the Ed.L.D.

They work with a faculty adviser as well as a professional mentor, but the guiding principle is that the cities they design are their own.

Each faculty adviser works with seventeen students, helping them create unique personal learning plans (a mix of classes and internships designed to address a student's needs and interests) and supervising their independent studies over the course of their four years at the school.

Josh Cook, a former Animo Justice teacher who now works as a faculty adviser in the Teacher Education Program at UCLA, was struck by the resilience of his students in their stand for their school.

Such partial publication generates some income for the student and also makes the thesis writing service's paper much more prestigious in the eyes of the faculty adviser.

Meanwhile, his faculty adviser insists that the thesis center on the student's own close reading of the play — not on that of earlier scholars.

Program in Information Technology Law, and as a faculty adviser for its international moot court competition and Journal of Computer & Information Law.

Jan L. Jacobowitz, director, of the school's professional responsibility and ethics program and a lecturer in law, is the blog's faculty adviser.

Your coach from your collegiate sports team or the faculty adviser for a club in which you were active or held a leadership position; and

A letter from the student's faculty adviser.