Sentence examples for a teaching associate from inspiring English sources

She taught acting at UCLA and was a teaching associate of Robert Lewis for 14 years.

Mr. Chambers headed north, becoming a teaching associate at Columbia Law School, where he earned a master's of law degree.

Mr. Stevens, 56, is a teaching associate specializing in opera at Boston University, as well as the repertory coach of the opera institute and the music director of the undergraduate opera workshop there.

Merrill Ashley, a former City Ballet principal who is now a teaching associate with the company, said she and Mr. Martins were impressed by Ms. Ansanelli's technical skills and her determination.

"He's in a position where he should lead by example, and what kind of example is he setting?" Jenny Espinoza, 58, a teaching associate and one of Mr. Bradley's constituents, said while eating dinner in the Galleria mall in White Plains.

Emily Bell, a teaching associate at the University of Bristol and media and events co-ordinator for Soapbox Science: We have come on leaps and bounds in the past decade in terms of gender equality in HE, but we still have some way to go before we see equality at all levels.

Truly competitive candidates to graduate school will receive either a university fellowship, a graduate research assistant or a graduate teaching associate appointment as part of their acceptance package.

The purpose of this study was to explore the feasibility and efficacy of an innovative instructional technique, breast examination training via a Gynecological Teaching Associate (GTA), in graduate nursing training in a part of the world where cultural norms dictate a more conservative approach to medical training.

Sue Van Hook, a senior teaching associate in biology and natural sciences at Skidmore College, in Saratoga Springs, saw one of the articles and called them on the phone.

Well, you've probably never met a gynecological teaching associate (GTA).

"Self-compassion is the missing ingredient in every diet and weight-loss plan," said Jean Fain, a psychotherapist and teaching associate at Harvard Medical School who wrote the new book "The Self-Compassion Diet" (Sounds True publishing).