The phrase "a regular academic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who engages in academic activities in a typical or conventional manner, often in contrast to someone who may be more unconventional or specialized.
Example: "She is a regular academic, attending conferences and publishing papers in her field every year."
Alternatives: "a typical scholar" or "a conventional academic."
"It's like a regular academic course.
I have a regular academic reading group.
Artificial intelligence is now a regular academic discipline.
He was dismissive of grand theories of poetry, or anything else, and he never held a regular academic appointment.
At both schools, all students specialize in an art form but are enrolled in a regular academic curriculum.
The school, which has campuses in Central Falls and Providence, offers a regular academic curriculum as well as wraparound services to provide the support its students need, including spending over $125,000 a year on child care for the children of its students.
Course credit also cannot be given for such programs as internships, field studies, or workshops, unless such programs include as a component a full, regular, academic course of instruction, and are certified by a transcript from an accredited four-year institution granting a bachelor's degree.
Effective with the Fall 2016 entering class, students are required to serve as a GSI for a minimum of two regular academic semesters and complete at least 40 hours prior to graduation (20 hours is equivalent to a 50% GSI appointment for a semester) for Statistics courses numbered 150 and above.
The satisfactory completion of the master's degree requires the student to be in residence as a full-time regular graduate student for a minimum of one regular academic term (not the summer session).
The Committee on Honors and Academic Standing meets about twice a month during the regular academic year.
The candidate must also have been in residence for a minimum of two regular academic terms.
