Sentence examples for I institution from inspiring English sources

"I will say this, I think it is appropriate for a president of any Division I institution to be involved in some effective way in the selection of high-profile coaches," Adams said Thursday.

("Yes, your honor, I killed my wife. And not only will it never happen again but I've just cut off my pinkie. Boy, does that hurt. So can I go home now?") This all is occasioned by a story unspooling at Marshall University, in Huntington, W.Va., a Division I institution I have been sporadically checking in on because I was interested in its Heisman Trophy campaign for quarterback Byron Leftwich.

I believe that you will eventually get a tenure-track assistant professorship at a Research I institution, but it will take some work.

These days finding a faculty job at a Research I institution is very difficult, even for young scientists with the very best credentials.

Please read the introductory article and my most recent article to see what the column is all about, and then send me a question of your own! Dear Dr. Clemmons: I have been a professor at a major research I institution for more than 20 years and have trained many graduate students in my laboratory.

In fact, representatives in Oregon have introduced a bill that would require all institutions to include a minority candidate in the process for filling head football coaching positions at any Division I institution in the state.

According to the most current federal numbers, women make up 53 percent of the student body at Division I institutions yet only 46 percent of all athletes.

About one-third of athletic spending at Division I institutions goes to salaries and compensation, the report found, and about a fifth to facilities and equipment.

In April, the N.C.A.A. passed legislation requiring all Division I institutions to screen their athletes for the sickle-cell trait, although it allowed students to decline testing.

Dozens of scholarship athletes at N.C.A.A. Division I institutions said in interviews that they had underestimated how taxing and hectic their lives would be playing college sports.

In total, the meetings will bring together more than 35 leading astronomers and educators from small liberal arts colleges and giant Research I institutions.