Sentences with phrase «with faculty adviser»

Dancing with the Art World, a two - day symposium at the Hammer Museum, as organized by Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly, MFA candidates, Interdisciplinary Studio, UCLA Department of Art with faculty adviser Andrea Fraser, started...

They work with a faculty adviser as well as a professional mentor, but the guiding principle is that the cities they design are their own.

Human Resources has appointed someone to manage postdoc interactions with the administration and provide the kind of support we normally provide to all staff members, a permanent Postdoc Committee has been formed with a faculty adviser, the faculty is supportive, and the director continues to be passionate in her support.

The students plan to work with their faculty advisers and medical sponsors to determine how to move the project eventual adoption and use in military settings.

Not exact matches

Here's the result that has gotten the most press: Academic research careers were less popular with the late cohorts than the early ones in all disciplines, suggesting, perhaps, that graduate students are disillusioned by exposure to the lives and careers of their faculty advisers.

Because most faculty members were cloned from their graduate advisers and academic research is all they know, as a group they can offer little help to someone with «alternative» interests.

In order to get some feeling about the current (real or perceived) level of communication with your faculty member, a student should ask the following questions: Do you know your adviser?

With several Ph.D. students finishing their degrees in a given year — some probably even applying for the same faculty jobs, all seeking letters from the same adviser — the jockeying can be intense.

While doing his Ph.D. at Stony Brook University, Levy found that «there was very much a scientific community composed of faculty and graduate students and an open - doors policy not only with my advisers but also with the faculty in the programme.

«We encourage [students] to think more deeply about their own motivations, to explore a lot of other opportunities, to do research in a lab, and to talk with potential faculty advisers and current graduate students at the institutions to which they are applying.»

Each faculty adviser works with seventeen students, helping them create unique personal learning plans (a mix of classes and internships designed to address a student's needs and interests) and supervising their independent studies over the course of their four years at the school.

Your primary faculty adviser will come from HGSE, but you can collaborate with faculty members from every Harvard school and invite them to join your dissertation committee.

During the first full year, Harvard fellows will be placed in schools to teach part time, responsible for two or three classes a day, while working with an on - site mentor, having long - distance coaching sessions with a Harvard faculty adviser and taking an online Harvard class.

August 2014: Students, faculty, and advisers from the veterinary and human medical school meet with a community representative for our first retreat.

The intention to complete requirements outside The Cooper Union requires a meeting with the appropriate academic adviser or faculty member in order to obtain advance approval of the potential substitute course, and to confirm the minimum grade required in order for transfer credit to be awarded.

College and university students, ECE clubs and organizations, faculty sponsors and advisers have been building collaborative, cooperative relationships with the affiliates of the National Association for the Education of Young Children.