Sentences with phrase «faculty hired»

Your gift will have direct, measurable results in terms of students touched, faculty hired, programs implemented, and research insights produced.

Serious start - up schools need ready physical facilities, adequate R&D funds for the initial planning, and at least half of the faculty hired and involved in planning and training for at least nine months before the school opens.

By contrast, only 35 % of the new faculty hired by Ph.D. - granting departments in 1999 were young scientists from the United States.

«I don't ask young faculty hired at an assistant professor level to perform service, and I don't have them do any teaching, particularly professional classes, during their first year.

Indeed, this year's class is larger than the first group of faculty hired in 1957, shortly after the college's founding.

The first seven faculty members who started at Harvey Mudd College in 1957 have long since retired, and most of the faculty hired in the 1960s to meet the infant college's expanding needs have also moved on.

In the 4 years preceding this ban, the percentage of new women faculty hired by the University of California (UC) averaged 35.3 %, whereas in the 4 years that followed it averaged only 26 %.

Among my Christian critics are some who say that by suggesting Christianity should have something to do with faculty hiring, I have «offended» non-Christian professors and, therefore, have acted uncharitably.

You equate a criteria call for student admission and faculty hire with religious or gender orientation discrimination?

(Benne offers a typology of faculty hiring policies ranging from «orthodox,» to «critical mass,» to «intentionally pluralistic,» to «accidentally pluralistic.»)

He clearly adopted what Sloan and others call the «two spheres» idea — that faculty hiring should be blind to religion in order to hire the best - trained people, and that the religious character of the school would be developed in the private and nonacademic realms of chapel and personal piety.

A major topic in the book's last section is the faculty hiring policy.

«The CUNY Board of Trustees has approved an operating budget request for FY2017 - 18 that seeks increased state and city investment in faculty hiring, new research, expanding college access and other initiatives necessary to provide our students with an affordable, high - quality education,» Arena said in an emailed statement.

In computer science faculty hiring decisions, gender is indirectly considered through its correlation with measures like productivity, study finds

«Cerebellar interactions with the frontal cortex in cognitive processes has never been shown before in animal models,» says Parker, UI assistant professor of psychiatry and the first faculty hire of the new Iowa Neuroscience Institute.

Women have a hiring advantage in the scientific stratosphere 29 April 2015 A widely reported study says women are preferred in faculty hiring — but it doesn't say bias isn't a problem at other key career points.

Ranking schools based on their position within this faculty hiring network may be a more accurate predictor of a Ph.D. graduate's eventual academic placement than authoritative rankings by the U.S. News & World Report and the National Research Council, the authors say.

Despite differing drastically in the topics they study, the research methods they use, the sources of their funding, and many other respects, these disciplines differ hardly at all in «the enormous role of institutional prestige in shaping faculty hiring across academe,» the authors found.

During his tenure as chair of the immunology department, he proffered the same advice to the department's young faculty hires.

A widely reported study says women are preferred in faculty hiring — but it doesn't say bias isn't a problem at other key career points.

Private institutions, including top - tier universities such as Harvard, Princeton, and Stanford, are keeping a tight grip on faculty hiring, including in the sciences.

A. Clauset, S. Arbesman, D. B. Larremore, Systematic inequality and hierarchy in faculty hiring networks.

On the other hand, a recent faculty hire will not have had a chance to accumulate a track record as a trainer of graduate students.

«This relatively small increase may have been the result of an increase in the percentage of faculty hires that involve underrepresented minority faculty and efforts to increase the pipeline of medical school faculty.»

Do your homework: Learn about the culture of the department and the experiences of previous faculty hires.

According to Holdway, who is on the faculty hiring committee, they hope to obtain approval to hire at least one new faculty member in each of their 6 research areas, and some technical personnel.

For example, during the 1980s, only 16 % of the new faculty hires were physicists who had earned their Ph.D. s abroad.

The fundamentals of faculty hiring also haven't changed, or not much.

Gender bias in hiring is not blatant, the authors found, but gender - associated differences in productivity, postdoctoral experience, and institutional prestige of degree - granting institutions — which are likely due to bias against women during the training process — largely account for the observed gender imbalance in computer science faculty hiring networks.

Women in computer science Ph.D. programs operate in cultures that often fail to be inclusive, so when they get to the faculty hiring process, they have already been disadvantaged in their training.

«We wanted to deconstruct [faculty hiring]... in terms of things we could measure, like publications, information about the prestige of the doctoral program, and so on.»

So, all other things being equal, gender did not seem to matter during the faculty hiring process.

Overall, the gender breakdowns of computer science Ph.D. recipients and new faculty hires «are very close,» Clauset says, which «suggests there isn't much slack in the system for intervention at the faculty hiring stage.

The authors of that study concluded that there was no longer any discrimination against women in the faculty hiring process, but others found this approach problematic.

To address this question, the authors used a hand - curated dataset of 2659 tenure - track computer science faculty members at 205 Ph.D. - granting departments across North America, which they had previously developed for a 2015 study of faculty hiring networks.

Unlike faculty hiring and graduate admissions, however, postdoctoral positions are not centralized, and recruitment efforts are not common.

Why shouldn't a principal or a faculty hiring committee in the Hartford schools even be allowed to look at Gerard's application, to judge his qualifications against those of other candidates?

In the fall of 2015, Wainwright was named one of the Top Ten Most Influential Cultural Leaders in Chicago by Newcity for governing one of the most esteemed art schools in the country and for bringing in major talent to the city through faculty hires, visiting artists, and exceptional alumni.

In 2016, Otis College of Art and Design President Bruce W. Ferguson designated a Diversity and Inclusion Task Force dedicated to pursuing proactive initiatives that establish diversity and equity efforts in the classroom, in faculty hiring practices, and in supporting students of color on campus.

In the meantime, he said, there will be belt - tightening, like a freeze on faculty hiring he has imposed.

Fortunately most science isn't as politically charged as climate science, otherwise the starting point for many of Dr. Curry's ideas to succeed would first require the step of establishing diversity through political affirmative action for faculty hires, not feasible within a reasonable timeframe, if at all.

Berney was first to speak up, as he recalls the incident, telling Garvey that the religion of a candidate had never been a factor in faculty hiring.

The most visible evidence of Harvard's turnaround is faculty hiring, Bennett says.

As we noted here in October, the school has been in a process of «reinventing» itself as more vital and nimble, and faculty hiring has been the most visible evidence of that, with the school bringing in a wave of high - profile scholars.

Not exact matches

Hiring, developing and retaining faculty will be his primary priorities.

When Zeliff hires in new faculty, he asks them to first spend time as a teaching assistant to judge the fit between them and the school.

If we believe Notre Dame can not become a great Christian university without inviting hundreds of non-Christians to join its faculty, we have an obligation to tell prospective students that many of their professors will be non-Christians who were hired in order to give Christians an opportunity to debate positions opposed to Christianity.

In the university context, CCCU schools aim to secure their rights to hire Christian faculty, require chapel attendance, and incorporate their faith into campus policies and curricula.

Sarah Coakley came to Harvard in 1993, hired as part of then - dean Ronald Thiemann's plan to bring more religiously committed faculty to liar - yard Divinity School.

How it educates, hires and rewards its faculty members influences how they behave.