Sentences with phrase «time dean of students»

At the middle schools, the district plans to transition from a part - time dean of students model to having a full - time assistant principal in each school who is available to students before, during and after school.

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«It's a sign of the times,» says Joy St. John, Dean of Admission and Student Financial Services at Wellesley.

Though the university never admitted discrimination by the school's then - dean and faculty, research by the Anti-Defamation League showed that 65 % of the Jewish students at that time either flunked out or were forced to repeat coursework - up to a year of it - in order to stay.

Though the university never admitted discrimination by the school's then - dean and faculty, research by the Anti-Defamation League showed that 65 % of the Jewish students at that time either flunked out or were forced to repeat coursework — up to a year of it — in order to stay.

It's at this time that assistant coach and Dean of Students, Joe Aliotti, walks through the coaches office.

NAMSS was created after Douglas Caldwell, Dean of OSU's College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences (COAS) at the time, called attention to the low numbers of Native American students in COAS.

In one powerful example of the new capabilities around that time, Carnegie Mellon graduate student Dean Pomerleau used simulated images of road conditions to teach a neural network to interpret live road images picked up by cameras attached to a car's onboard computer.

«Scholarships give our students the gift of freedom: to make career choices based on purpose and passion, rather than the price of education; to use time to study, explore science, and volunteer to help others, rather than working to make ends meet; and to succeed because someone who never met them saw enough potential to invest in their dreams,» said Catherine Lucey, MD, vice dean for education at UCSF's School of Medicine.

U.S. Wants Teacher Training Programs to Track How Graduates» Students Perform New York Times, 11/25/14» «It's all too easy to create perverse incentives,» said James E. Ryan, dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education.»

680 total students receiving degrees 4,100 folding chairs 560 feet of string lighting 38 doctoral students graduating 70 degree temperature in Cambridge, Mass. 10,000 compostable cups 9 times the word «bully» was referenced in Dean Kathleen McCartney's speech 4,050 feet of crimson colored ribbon (over 3/4 of a mile) 700 pounds of food for the dinner / dance.

Academic Dean Robert Schwartz, C.A.S.» 68, says the time is right in education for this kind of degree, which is funded in part by the Wallace Foundation and gives a full - tuition fellowship and a cost - of - living stipend to accepted students.

Occupy the Classroom The New York Times, October 20, 2011» «This is where inequality starts,» said Kathleen McCartney, the dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education, as she showed me a chart demonstrating that even before kindergarten there are significant performance gaps between rich and poor students.

«The quality of teaching improves when new teachers have time to discuss their work in supportive settings focused on student learning,» says Jerome T. Murphy, Dean of HGSE.

«This finding demonstrates that students» academic performance improves when there's a balance between time spent on physical education and time spent on learning,» said Stacey Snelling, dean of American University's School of Education.

Earlier this month, in an open letter to college presidents and education school deans, Duncan said, «The system we have for training teachers lacks rigor, is out of step with the times, and is given to extreme grade inflation that leaves teachers unprepared and their future students at risk.»

As Assistant Dean of the Full Time MBA Program and Career Services at the USC's Marshall School of Business he was responsible for overseeing Academic Affairs, Student Engagement, Leadership Development and Career Services.

Dr. Gary Fraser is currently Assistant Dean of Full Time MBA Student Affairs at UCLA's Anderson School of Management where he is responsible for academic services, student affairs, and student leadership for over 700 MBA stStudent Affairs at UCLA's Anderson School of Management where he is responsible for academic services, student affairs, and student leadership for over 700 MBA ststudent affairs, and student leadership for over 700 MBA ststudent leadership for over 700 MBA students.

Davis Scholars are advised throughout their time by the Dean of the Davis Degree Program, and upper - class transfer students work with one of the Class Deans as they begin at Wellesley, in addition to making connections with our faculty.

In her time at the school, she has served as Grade Team Leader, Dean of Students, and head of the Writing and ELA departments.

Jackson moved quickly from full - time teacher to a leadership role at North Star Academy, serving for two years as Dean of Students and then leading the development of the high school program as its Principal.

An honors student during her time there, Dr. Spielzinger made the Dean's List and earned a scholarship award from the American Society of Animal Science.

LOCATION: Providence, Rhode Island SPECIALTIES: Literally everything from furniture design to landscape architecture to painting, with the most popular majors being illustration, industrial design, architecture, and graphic design TUITION: $ 42,622 TIME TO DEGREE: 1 — 3 years; most students finish in 2 NOTABLE FACULTY: Dike Blair, Naomi Fry, Dean Snyder, Patricia Treib, Henry Ferreira FAMOUS ALUMNI: Roni Horn, Andrea Zittel, Janine Antoni, Jenny Holzer, Kara Walker BIGGEST SELLING POINT: While many MFA programs offer a post-studio mix of critical theory and interdisciplinary experimentation, RISD's curriculum is firmly planted in the mastery of technical craft, with a curriculum that emphasizes traditional skill sets over conceptualism — in other words, this program is for those who like to get their hands dirty.

In the first row, there is Mr. Jong - yeong Kim, Then the dean of the Department of Arts, full - time instructors at his sides, and the 70 students standing in the back rows.

I received an MS in Ocean Sciences from the University of California, Santa Cruz a few years ago (in the area of marine nitrogen fluxes); at the time I was a recipient of an NSF Graduate Student Fellowship in microbiology — and I transferred into the Biochemistry department hoping to go into renewable energy research, which seemed to be very interesting, important and useful work — I was particularly interested in algal biochemistry (a great oil source) or fungal enzymes (for cellulose digestion)-- but when I took these proposals to the Dean of Graduate Studies, he shook his head and said «You will never be able to find funding for this kind of work — can't you do something else?»

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Nathalie Des Rosiers, Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Ottawa, says legal education has been changing with the times to help prepare students to be flexible enough to move from career to career over the course of their working lives.

It tells the story of Mathew Gross, 31, the former rock band drummer, Colorado River boatman, and environmental studies graduate student, who is now Howard Dean's full - time blogmaster.

William Mitchell's Dean Eric Janus observed that most legal education happens more or less the same as it always has: 50 - minute blocks of time, three times a week, with students trapped in a classroom.

Anthony Niedwiecki, dean of the law school, told the ABA Journal since he stepped into the position last August, they have «increased the credentials» of incoming students, and the first - time bar passage rate has increased by 20 percentage points between the July 2016 exam and the July 2017 exam.

The Firm supports both Rutgers University School of Law - Newark and Seton Hall University School of Law in their inclusion initiatives by volunteering time and sponsoring organizations and events such as Rutgers Newark's ABLS and its Jazz for Justice event, Rutgers Newark's ALALS and its Fiesta Con Sabor, Seton Hall's Affinity Student Bar Associations and their Annual Diversity Banquet, and Seton Hall's Dean's Diversity Council.

And it makes sense to me that if the Dean was announcing that instead of hiring summer students for full - time work, the faculty would now be hiring for only 40 hours every two weeks, I think it was reasonable to give an explanation.

Think of eVerify as the real - world equivalent of the mythical «permanent record» that vice principals and deans have invoked to strike fear into the hearts of many an insubordinate grade - school student since time immemorial.

Coordinated with deans, department heads, faculty, and other academic personnel in scheduling all university classes, optimizing time, space, and instructional needs of faculty and students

Accomplishments • Made the Dean's List 4 times in a row for being a model student in both academics and extracurricular activities • Chosen to provide assistance with a huge school project, out of 58 other students, owing to an exceptional academic record

In the past four years the school has also gone through three deans of students an almost complete turnover of faculty which has been replaced with many unlicensed and inexperienced «interns» the dorms (except for one of the four girls dorms that was renovated about two years ago) are crumbling apart and for the longest time the school has had college counselors with no experience other than going to a high ranked college themselves that have made mistakes including forgetting to send transcripts before the deadline and therefore ruining the students chance of getting into that school giving misinformation about schools that led students who got accepted to not be able to attend and my all time favorite not knowing how to correctly fax important documents to college registration offices.