He had solid scholarly credentials and a strong but affable personality that helped him navigate the shoals of Harvard art-faculty politics.
"It was unusual for someone that young to have such strong scholarly credentials, and also be knowledgable about the market," John Walsh, who was the director of the Getty during most of True's tenure, recalls; he promoted her to curator in 1986, the year she received her Ph.D.
Her scholarly credentials -- Wellesley, Oxford, Harvard -- are purebred establishment.
Hay House has a complicated relationship with traditional scholarly credentials.
In a book that conflates scholarly credentials with sex appeal, Chel is a very busy expert.
The guest list was selective: No one with any academic eminence, or indeed any scholarly credentials, was invited.
The letters should include the applicant's scholarly credentials and objective and, if possible, letters of recommendation.
In response, to underline his scholarly credentials, Mr. Bizot resumed his research into Khmer-language Buddhist manuscripts.
But he is by all accounts an excellent administrator, and his curatorial staff, all with scholarly credentials that far outstrip his own, say they greatly respect his eye.
They can, however, rely on the academic culture of the institution and the general professionalism that goes along with scholarly credentials.
But his successor, Ali Khamenei, despite lacking both the scholarly credentials and the revolutionary aura of Khomeini, has accumulated ever more power relative to Iran's elected institutions.
