Sentence examples for Temporary professor from inspiring English sources

This means that insiders must see the market's current weakness as merely temporary, Professor Seyhun said.

Before this, though, Dumas was keen to advance the career of his star pupil, and in 1841 he recommended Gerhardt for appointment to the University of Montpellier in France, initially as a temporary professor of chemistry; only in 1844 was the post confirmed.

Specialist of Bioethics and Temporary Professor in Bioethics and Philosophical Anthropology at University of Palermo.

CC is a recipient of a temporary professor position supported by the French consulate in Brazil and the University of São Paulo (USP).

Researchers from industry may also be named temporary professors.

These cynical moves demonstrate a profound contempt for hardworking public university students and for dedicated professors, especially those who are temporary professors, men and women who are committed scholars with doctoral degrees working in insecure positions for disturbingly low pay.

As faculty salaries have stagnated and the number of temporary professors with little job security has exploded, the administration has taken advantage of the crisis in California's economy to aggressively pursue "take-backs" from earlier labor contracts that have little to do with teacher pay and more to do with administrative control.

"It's temporary," said Professor Donna L. Hoffman, the co-director of the Electronic Commerce Research Laboratory at Vanderbilt University.

"The need to spend these funds quickly has led districts to add large numbers of temporary staff positions," Professor Rebell's study says.

Reduction in salaries for tenured staff will create new professorial appointments and reduce the imbalance between the number of temporary researchers and professors, while smaller research units will favour better supervision of PhD candidates and reduce fixed costs.

At the end of 1933 he left Germany for America to accept a temporary appointment as Speyer Professor of Physics at Johns Hopkins University.