Sentences with phrase «time faculty when»

The college's administration, in a formal response to the audit, said its high expenses are due to maintaining higher staffing levels of full - time and part - time faculty when compared with other two - year institutions.

Not exact matches

«Everybody worries about making mistakes,» he says, «but when it comes to choosing between working 24 hours [and risking] having your mental faculties function at less efficiency, and spreading that out over more time, most lawyers would tell you the former is more likely to result in fewer mistakes.

When Zeliff hires in new faculty, he asks them to first spend time as a teaching assistant to judge the fit between them and the school.

Hundreds of faculty signed a public statement of support, and dozens of letters arrived daily, reflecting a deeply felt need to be grateful for something at a time when, at least on the national scene, there were so few things one could be grateful for.

He joined the Duke Divinity faculty after he graduated in the early 1960s and secured tenure at a time when one still could do so without having a long résumé of works written for other academics.

«We can't assign library research,» a typical faculty member reports, «because our students are in class pretty much the whole time they're on campus, and they don't have access to a theological library when they go home.»

At a time when theological educators fear being dictated to by financial considerations, the faculties in this study emerge as fully in control of education.

It is a pleasure to recall the gracious hospitality and the thoughtful attention given by President Edwin McNeill Poteat and the faculty, students, and alumni of Colgate - Rochester Divinity School, when the lectures were given at Easter time in 1947.

But when it became obvious to me that this faculty destroyed human freedom and the dynamic responsiveness of divine love, I realized that it was my Friend's steadfastness that had won my friendship, not the power to remain unaffected by the torrent of time.

Buridan was unusual in that he was a diocesan priest at a time when most academics were either Dominicans or Franciscans, and in that he remained in the Arts faculty as a philosopher when most intellectuals of his caliber saw philosophy as a stage on the way to a doctorate in theology.

When the time came I wasn't really sure who was training whom; whether I was training them in lab research or if I was being trained in these two faculties.

Farmelo: By the time, the antimatter was, if you like, verified, right — and that's what won him the Nobel Prize when he was 31 years old, just over 31 — he was then seen as perhaps the world's leading quantum theorist; and when Einstein came to the States in 1933 to begin the Institute of Advanced Study in Princeton, the first person he wanted on the faculty with him was Paul Dirac.

When it came time to apply for faculty jobs, he says, «I felt like I suddenly became a commodity because of the successes I had, like I was being sought after almost like a basketball player.»

Key skills in this job are an ability to manage and prioritize multiple tasks, time management, and diplomacy... especially when dealing with faculty who are frustrated by the low success rates in many funding competitions.

And sure enough, when the time came around for the faculty to rubber - stamp the approval of the committee, that professor did not put the vote as an agenda item on this faculty board meeting.

But that plan was held up when La Sapienza faculty members insisted that he move full - time to Rome, Giardini says.

The English poet and essayist Matthew Arnold speaks about such historic moments of creative arousal in literature in his 1865 essay «The Function of Criticism at the Pres - ent Time»: «The grand work of literary genius,» says Arnold, «is a work of synthesis and exposition,... its gift lies in the faculty of being happily inspired by a certain intellectual and spiritual atmosphere, by a certain order of ideas, when it finds itself in them; of dealing divinely with these ideas....

So, when a university administration starts talking about lengthening the time it takes to achieve that goal, it is bound to make the faculty a little worried.

Some faculty were trained at a time when an adviser's input was limited to suggesting a project and writing a letter of recommendation when the thesis was completed.

This faculty member will then be able to provide a letter for your promotion folder when the time comes.

All young faculty members should try to participate in first - year graduate courses, since this is the time when most students make their choices about what to study and with whom.

There was a time when I was wondering about this business of going public, so I visited about a half - dozen companies in the Boston area, all of them formed by MIT faculty and all had gone public.

«The surprising aspect about the present discovery is that we have detected this Lyman - alpha line in an apparently faint galaxy at a redshift of 8.68, corresponding to a time when the universe should be full of absorbing hydrogen clouds,» Richard Ellis, a former faculty member of the California Institute of Technology, and co-author of a paper detailing the findings, published in the Astrophysical Journal Letters, said in a statement.

When was the last time a series started off with nine complicated, well - developed characters, not including the colorful faculty?

He says during that planning time, there were bumps in the road, especially when it came to getting buy - in from some faculty and raising huge amounts of money, but McCartney never backed off.

The mantra of «publish or perish» still lingers in the halls of higher education, so how might institutions best support faculty when it comes to making time for and funding their research?

But that's exactly what a bunch of faculty and students asked for — blocks of time each week when no classes were scheduled so that a variety of other things could happen on campus without anyone having to miss out.

When Jill Biden convened a gathering of researchers and university faculty to mark the five - year anniversary of Operation Educate the Educators last spring, they also celebrated significant policy gains, like the enactment of the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children, which smooths transitions by eliminating conflicting state educational requirements, and the «military - student identifier» provision in the Every Student Succeeds Act, which requires states — for the first time — to track outcomes for these students.

(Irving Buchen, Education and Business Management Consultant and faculty member at Capella University) At a time when education is too frequently defined in traditional, outmoded ways, this book describes an excitingly different model of schooling.

One of the best practices that I've seen when new cultures are being planted is holding the faculty meeting in a different room every time and allowing teachers to talk about strategies they're using that are proving successful.

A high rate of faculty turnover has been projected for this decade (Magner, 2000), offering an opportunity for new faculty to enter academia at a time when teaching skills are valued.

When planning faculty meetings, book groups, and professional development offerings, I keep collegiality in mind and always make sure to allocate time for teachers to share, interact, and reflect.

Interns are required to remain in the hospital overnight when on night emergency duty during which time each intern will be responsible for both referral and walk - in emergency cases with the support of the emergency and critical care residents, emergency doctors on duty as well as the support from other specialty service residents and faculty clinicians on - call.

After joining the faculty of the University of Florida specialty service in internal medicine in 1997, Dr. Levy began devoting herself to the emerging field of shelter medicine full - time in 2008 when she co-founded Maddie's ® Shelter Medicine Program.

It was really critically acclaimed when it opened, and it's one that faculty and students and artists and colleagues and curators come to me all the time to make comments on or engage in a discussion about, and it's one that I'm particularly proud of.

Following the closure of the Bauhaus, when its remaining faculty members refused to re-open the school in compliance with the Third Reich, the couple emigrated to the United States in 1933, first settling in North Carolina, where they taught and helped to develop the design curriculum at Black Mountain College, at that time a noted site of avant - garde activity.

In 1968, when the Armstrong Rubber Factory commissioned the modernist starchitect Marcel Breuer — a once - faculty member at Bauhaus and New Haven's own Yale — to design the building, it was positioned in a highly visible spot to be a gatepost to the city at the time of its mid-century urban renewal.

The effort needed to see things without distortion takes something very like courage; and this courage is essential to the artist, who has to look at everything as though he saw it for the first time: he has to look at life as he did when he was a child and, if he loses that faculty, he can not express himself in an original, that is, a personal way.

This is all happening in the midst of the most serious crisis in Cooper Union's history, at a time when the college is on the verge of implementing a tuition policy which many students, faculty, staff, and alumni vehemently oppose.

When former director Ira Goldberg recently resigned his position to move to Spain and paint full - time, Tim was asked to take over leadership of the institution whose alumni and faculty include artistic giants like Jackson Pollock, Norman Rockwell, Georgia O'Keeffe, Edward Hopper, Will Barnet, James Rosenquist, and Ai Weiwei.

I'm looking forward to working with the MFA students and faculty at PAFA and spending more time in Philadelphia when school starts in the fall.

Fish attended Smith College in Massachusetts, and received her Master's in Fine Art from Yale University in 1963 at a time when the art school faculties focused on teaching Abstract Expressionism.

(Of course, LRW is universally taught by folks other than the full - time faculty, who, when the staffing question arises for that course, turn out to be wholly uninterested in stepping up.

The ABA Sourcebook on Legal Writing Programs recommends that in a program using tenure - track professors «each professor in a required first - year legal writing course should have no more than 30 to 35 students» and that this faculty / student ratio should be reduced when the writing professor teaches another course at the same time.145 In a program using full - time legal writing professors on long - term or short - term contracts, each professor should have no more than 30 to 45 students each semester, «assuming the professor is not teaching any other course,» and «[s] maller numbers are better.»

Doctrinal faculty are less likely to resent the time students spend on legal writing assignments «even when that time competes with preparation for other subjects.»

The focus of the article is the education of the graduates from «elite» law schools in the U.S. «at a time when most of the more - radical members of the faculty had either already disappeared or were losing their... [more]

And they have the faculty's email addresses and phone numbers, so real - time coaching will be at hand when needed.

Students said the routine of the day made for a more emotional day than Wednesday, when students, teachers and faculty returned for the first time.