The phrase "a faculty organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or association of faculty members within an educational institution.
Example: "The university has established a faculty organization to address concerns related to academic policies and faculty welfare."
Alternatives: "an academic association" or "a faculty association".
Buchanan insisted her firing was simply due to her using profanities in the classroom, and a leading faculty organization, the American Association of University Professors, sent a letter to LSU officials Tuesday saying they went too far.
Roy was a stalwart of the faculty organization Save the University, but was only loosely affiliated with the more radical Solidarity Alliance, a coalition of union members, faculty, and students which organized the September 24th walkout at Berkeley.
Dr. Emanuel Goldman Dr. Goldman is a professor at New Jersey Medical School and president of its faculty organization.
She is president of the faculty organization at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.
On Tuesday, a coalition of faculty organizations cast their arguments in a medium that will surely be relatable to online providers, releasing an animated video that criticizes the industry.
Nominal variables included each of the four categories assigned to a participant (faculty, trainee, organization, other/unknown).
Lists the various student-faculty organizations present at the press conferenc.
Later becoming a faculty member at Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey, she then joined a precursor organization of the National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering, becoming a vice president.
Email invitations were sent from the research team, a faculty member in each department, and through peer leaders of the SWE Society for Women Engineerss) organization.
In accordance with student organization policies within the College of Medicine and the University, there is a faculty advisor.
