Sentences with phrase «of faculty appointments»

Twenty - five percent of every law school's total score comes from responses to a survey that the magazine sends each year to four people at every ABA - accredited law school: the dean, the dean of academic affairs, the chair of faculty appointments, and the most recently tenured faculty member.

«Education is too important to be left solely to educators,» Keppel once said, and his tenure at the Ed School was marked by a number of faculty appointments from disciplines outside of the field.

To keep things going, Winter's business partner, Kristie Melnik, who had been consulting as Chief Operating Officer since the company's launch, took over as interim CEO — a post she still holds — and Winter tapped her OSU - allotted 20 % consulting time, typical of faculty appointments at many academic institutions.

CASI awards provide $ 500,000 over 5 years, supporting up to 2 years of postdoctoral training and up to 3 years of a faculty appointment.

Not exact matches

For at least a decade and a half before the appointment of Tietjen to the presidency of Concordia Seminary, some of its faculty had begun to turn away from such understandings — though without claiming that this turn meant giving up biblical inerrancy.

I received a faculty appointment in Psychology of Religion in the medical school to train medical students and MD residents in psychiatry to broaden their understanding of spirituality and religion in their patients.

But there is a high educational cost in replacing faculty on regular appointment with other kinds of teachers.

In only one or two cases did sponsored faculty in good jobs mess up so badly that their colleagues did not want to retain them; and in only one or two instances did junior faculty manage to overcome the handicap of appointment to a junk job.

Warren Candler, stunned Kirkland by introducing a motion in the Board of Trust that, all things being equal, Methodists should be preferred for faculty appointments.

Survey respondents pointed to the hardships of pumping breast milk during on - campus interviews and the altogether strange excuse of everyday hassles, including limited faculty parking, which makes it difficult for a woman to find a parking space if she leaves during the day to take a child to a doctor's appointment.

Küng was taken completely by surprise and deeply hurt personally; as one of the senior members of the Catholic faculty, he had been a key figure in the appointment of all seven persons and had regarded them as supportive friends as well as colleagues.

At yet another formerly Protestant campus the recent appointment of a Dean of Chapel led one faculty member to write another:

The requirement would not apply to faculty appointments made before the effective date of March 1, 1989, assuming church law is not retroactive.

I had only one parish, in Detroit, where I served as pastor after my graduation from the Yale Divinity School in 1915 until my appointment to the faculty of Union Seminary in 1928.

With longtime service as Associate Provost at Illinois, she held appointments on the faculties of the colleges of Business, Law, and Medicine and as Special Counsel in the Office of University Counsel.

Trained as a psychologist, she works part - time as a research scientist at the Nathan S. Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research in Orangeburg, New York, and she holds a faculty appointment as a professor of psychiatry at the New York University School of Medicine.

If you're a Ph.D. scientist who loves academia but doesn't want to become a professor, don't fret — there are plenty of diverse and challenging career paths to be pursued in institutions of higher learning that don't require a faculty appointment.

Ozcan also holds a faculty appointment in the department of surgery at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, and is an associate director of the California NanoSystems Institute.

It is anticipated that this award will (1) greatly enhance the awardee's chances of obtaining a high - quality faculty / staff appointment, (2) improve the awardee's success and retention in an investigative career in cardiovascular science, and (3) develop the mentoring skills of the awardee as a potential future mentor.

Joining the HMS faculty in 2007 with a joint appointment at Children's Hospital Boston (CHB), she looked for ways to advance the basic science of reading disorders and make a difference in the real world — translation that she says is sorely needed.

One indication of the success of this effort is the fact that some program graduates who obtained their Ph.D. s in mathematics now have faculty appointments in biology departments, and some with Ph.D. s in ecology have faculty appointments in mathematics.

The success of the NIH MRSP in its various manifestations is evidenced by the finding that its graduates are more likely to go on to receive NIH postdoctoral research grants and medical school faculty appointments with research responsibility5.

Trained as a psychologist, she works part - time as a research scientist at the Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research in Orangeburg, New York, and she holds a faculty appointment as a professor of psychiatry at the New York University School of Medicine.

U.S. universities» growing dependence on contingent faculty, who have short - term appointments and are ineligible for tenure, has attracted increasing attention, especially since the 2013 death of Duquesne University adjunct professor Margaret Mary Vojtko focused national attention on the issue.

Just over half of full - time faculty in South Korea had contingent appointments in 2013, an increase of 14 percentage points since 2010, according to a 28 April article from The Korea Herald, which is published in Seoul.

That's a big source of stress,» C.N. Le, a senior lecturer (a contingent faculty member with a stable though «indefinite» appointment) at University of Massachusetts, Amherst, recently told The Chronicle of Higher Education.

Among its recommendations, the task force on women faculty called for the appointment of a senior provost who would work closely with Harvard deans to promote gender and ethnic equity.

Forced to abandon the project, Kaatz found her way to the then - new school of public health at the University of Wisconsin (UW), Madison, and to Molly Carnes, who, in addition to working as a geriatrician, holds faculty appointments in three UW Madison departments and heads UW's Center for Women's Health Research.

These can be used inside the U.S. or outside — in the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland — to support up to 2 years of postdoctoral study followed by an initial faculty appointment, for a total of 5 years of funding.

The formal document that outlines the program, the Guidelines for Postdoctoral Appointments, Training and Education, received final approval from the School of Medicine administration and all faculty governance bodies in May 2000.

Even though Watkins is one of the most influential figures in Hopkins's postdoctoral community, he has found it tough to motivate faculty: They have been slow to act on guidelines he issued in August 1999 to standardize the terms of appointments for the university's 1000 - plus postdocs, for example.

For example, according to Sam Castañeda, visiting scholar and postdoctoral appointment coordinator at the University of California, Berkeley, their definition of a postdoc is «an individual who holds a Ph.D. and has less than 5 years postdoctoral experience, possesses a source of funding, does not have a professorial title, and is being mentored by faculty to gain advanced training and skills.»

«We found very high response rates to this treatment combination, which has the added benefit of having a much reduced risk of long - term organ damage compared to the highly toxic chemotherapy agents typically used for patients with relapsed Hodgkin lymphoma,» says Dr. Kelly, who is Program Director of the Pediatric Hematology / Oncology Service Line at the Women & Children's Hospital of Buffalo and holds an additional faculty appointment with the University at Buffalo.

How do we break the mindset that the Ph.D. is the qualification for an academic career, and that if a postdoc appointment is not followed by the offer of a tenured faculty post that this represents some sort of failure?

He also holds Tufts faculty appointments in the Department of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering, School of Medicine, School of Dental Medicine and Department of Chemistry in the School of Arts and Sciences.

The average age of a person receiving his or her first faculty appointment has increased rapidly, to about 36 today in the United States, in the biomedical sciences.

They should see that the postdoc experience is needed not only for future progression to faculty appointments but also to fulfil their role of providing the nation with highly skilled people at all levels (graduate, postgraduate, and postdoctoral).

Chances are, you will achieve your first job as an assistant professor (if that is your goal) with fewer years of research training than your «Ph.D. - only» compatriots, who typically do a couple of extended postdocs of three or more years before reaching the point where they can compete for a faculty appointment.

«[P] ositions may be institution - funded or grant - funded («hard money» or «soft money») and may come with varying degrees of stability (either through a tenure commitment or other funding arrangement),» but many «postdocs do not recognize that the term tenure - track is over-applied and used colloquially rather than as an accurate description of a given faculty appointment,» they continue.

Critics have charged that the agreement gives the donor, the Boehringer Ingelheim Foundation in Mainz, too much control over publishing decisions and faculty appointments at the school's Institute of Molecular Biology, which the foundation helped create in 2009.

«[T] enure - track is not an accurate description of many academic faculty appointments in the biomedical sciences at research universities,» the authors write.

Though the appointment of these young scientists to HMC's tenure - track faculty marks the end of one long and trying process that began with their first undergraduate science class, it marks the beginning of another ordeal: the pursuit of tenure.

In a 4 July meeting with journalists, university President Georg Krausch conceded that contract provisions give the foundation the authority to veto faculty appointments made by the university, but said that was not the intent of the agreement, and that the foundation had never blocked an appointment.

All the sites Scherr studied have at least one champion who is a member of the physics faculty, and about half have a champion with a partial appointment in the College or School of Education.

In fact, I don't know a lot of people who did have grants before they had a faculty appointment.»

Until 1 June of this year, scientists with faculty appointments were invited to apply to NSF's International Office for funding to cover the incremental costs of international collaborations, like travel for consultation, research planning, paper drafting, and so on, as well as the costs of shipping equipment or samples.

Protected sites include the genital tract and the lungs, said Dr. Zhong, whose faculty appointment is in the Department of Microbiology, Immunology & Molecular Genetics.

University Professionals of Illinois, the union that covers EIU faculty members, had already negotiated the pay raise for the faculty when, in mid-July, the university abruptly cancelled the appointments of the 29 adjunct faculty members, who had already signed letters of intent for the coming academic year, reports Inside Higher Ed.

Prior to her appointment to the faculty of the Department of Physics at M.I.T. in 2002, she was a postdoctoral fellow (1997 --- 2000) and research scientist (2000 — 2002) at the LIGO Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology.

Wholly independent in its governance, finances, and research programs, Whitehead shares a close affiliation with Massachusetts Institute of Technology through its faculty, who hold joint MIT appointments.