Sentences with phrase «time academic advisor»

In this way, the Internet has become a primary form of external or «transactive» memory (a term coined by Sparrow's one - time academic advisor, social psychologist Daniel Wegner), where information is stored collectively outside the brain.

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And she has stuck with her students, too, especially during troubled times when they needed more than just an advisor or an academic leader.

Middle School faculty act as advisors to students, offering guidance in areas of academics, study skills, time management, and peer relations.

While working families struggle with these challenges, independent academic research has confirmed that those who work with a financial advisor are better protected, accumulating nearly four times more wealth than those who don't.

A full - time staff of 39 works with a 12 - member Board of Directors, some 5,500 donors, some 500 academics and professional economists who serve as Policy Advisors, 33 senior fellows, and 275 elected officials who pay dues to serve on our Legislative Forum.

GJEL used her excellent academic standing and recommendations from her doctoral advisor, along with real data regarding the positions that were open, had she completed her studies on time, to show the loss of one year's worth of salary as an additional damage in her case.

Make the time to talk to your academic advisor and visit these places while you're still on campus.