Sentences with phrase «faculty openings»

Your handle is what you offer that makes you especially well qualified for a particular faculty opening.

Meanwhile, the pool of faculty openings for new Ph.D. recipients shrank and shrank.

The National Assembly is expected to pass a bill this session that would prohibit universities from filling more than half of new faculty openings with their own alumni.

Today's funding system, adopted by the federal government in the wake of World War II, initially focused both on educating scientists to meet the nation's needs in an era when faculty openings were plentiful, and on encouraging faculty members to perform fundamental research.

Here's another factor, which the authors did not consider but which also seems likely to increase the prominence of stars and their collaboration networks: the extremely tight job market caused by a large surplus of aspirants for relatively few faculty openings.

In the last application cycle covered by the survey, one in four faculty openings went unfilled.

This is the largest annual number of faculty openings in the 15 years that AIP has collected data on hiring trends.

Likewise, the results of my search line up (within an order of magnitude, anyway) with what you'd expect to see if the average faculty opening gets at least 10 times more qualified applicants than can be invited for campus visits, and if, on average, four applicants visit for every position — it's not at all surprising that it took 11 campus interviews to get three offers.

A group blawg with multiple daily posts that discuss books and great legal thinkers, track law faculty openings and hires, and generally examine the lay of the land for law professors and law students.

In his third postdoc year, facing a dearth of faculty openings, he received an invitation to present the results of the work he'd been doing creating magnetometers at a conference at Brown University.

Whenever a faculty opening occurs, Belvin and three teachers form a search committee that reviews applications and selects three candidates to interview on site.

A CV is more used for positions in academia, fellowships, faculty openings, assistantships, internships postdoctoral positions, teaching / research positions and when applying for grants or scholarship.