Sentences with phrase «faculty members»

Is this also true of faculty members at medical schools?

One of the graduate faculty members of the department must have accepted you as a student in his / her laboratory before admission will be considered.

Q: As acting dean, you have the opportunity to work with faculty members in a way that you haven't before.

But there is also room for faculty members who lack tenure and have a narrower set of responsibilities, he believes.

While some institutions accept adjunct faculty members with a bachelor's degree, most of them require a master's or Ph.D. degree.

The group has increasingly focused on the higher education sector, such as faculty members who are incorporating sustainability tenets in their teaching and projects.

She also taught nonprofit law and technology courses as an adjunct faculty member at a local community college.

It means, as the book's title states, teaching the whole student, which is what this collection of reflective essays by faculty members from across the country is about.

Some of these works have been used by faculty members in conjunction with their respective courses.

The university faculty members in the project described in this paper all had a stake in teacher education.

Additionally, the original survey was distributed to six other full - time faculty members in the department for review.

The profile of new faculty members hired by physics departments at primarily undergraduate institutions is very different than at research university departments.

However, we have still faced internal resistance from other faculty members who disagree with the way we are adding to the law school curriculum.

For junior faculty members who find it difficult to deal with a variety of commitments, the solution is simple.

This top - down control seems to be a long established practice for many senior faculty members who have served as supervisors to many batches of graduate students.

As a career coach and as a former faculty member and career development director, I believe in helping clients create documents they can send to employers as honest representations of themselves.

Many faculty members at majority schools are very interested in collaborating with their counterparts at minority - serving institutions.

She has taught for 25 years in public magnet schools and is a founding faculty member at her dual magnet high school.

Since 2011, core faculty members have led projects with more than $ 116 million in grant funding from federal and other sources.

Veterinary college / school faculty members conduct research, teach, and develop continuing education programs to help practicing veterinarians acquire new knowledge and skills.

The language arts faculty member shared the topics and tentative schedule for the coursework for the semester with the participating teachers.

Thanks to affirmative action, the number of female faculty members teaching in art schools and universities continues to grow as well.

We occasionally also have funding to support visiting faculty members.

Hiring new tenure - track faculty members is expensive, and, at best, it will be several years before you can cover your costs by bringing in research grants.

Despite significant attention to hiring more female faculty members in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, they remain underrepresented at the top levels of academia.

Many college faculty members write and publish... are schools going to claim ownership of the copyright?

Talking to other faculty members about their work, goals, etc., does not reflect badly on the competence of their research adviser.

Some events are student - led, while others include faculty members, thought leaders, and leading companies in the sector.

They have titles like lecturer, research scientist, instructor, and clinical faculty member.

I always enjoyed it when I had an opportunity to spend some relaxed time with several faculty members in disciplines related to the work of our company.

The teaching programs of individual faculty members have never been reviewed by all faculty, nor should they be.

Moreover, most law faculty members don't have to engage in the type of relationship building that practicing attorneys do, because scholarship dictates tenure decisions.

Almost a decade, ago, we reported on the dynamics of the star system as it operates in the hiring of young faculty members at research institutions.

Is any current faculty member interested in this topic?

Clearly, the ethos of specialization is much more intense in large graduate programs staffed by research - oriented specialists than in small undergraduate programs in which most faculty members teach some introductory courses.

He has garnered the fear of students and his fellow faculty members alike.

It must be painful to watch when faculty members who support you face investigations and threats, or when your presence seems to divide the community you love.

Meanwhile the approximately fifty - six full - time faculty members made roughly $ 5 million combined.

Ultimately, faculty members said they would have liked to see some proposed solutions to the issues in the film rather than solely a presentation of the problem.

As noted earlier, there are fewer high - ranking women faculty members at academic medical centers, so finding established women physician researchers to serve as mentors can be difficult.

Find out if faculty members have published in areas important to you.

Many of the graduates of this seminar are now faculty members at major research institutions across the globe.

Asked on a survey to rate its value to their professional development, faculty members gave the projects a 3.6 on a scale of 1 to 9.