Sentence examples for academia first from inspiring English sources

She earned her Ph.D. in counseling psychology at the University of Memphis, and spent five years working in the counseling and mental health center at the University of Texas at Austin before going into academia, first at Temple University.

He moved into academia, first at University College London and then, from 1962, as an unusually young fellow of King's College, Cambridge, but found it unsatisfying and decided, aged 30, to freelance as a writer.

But a few years ago I moved back to my home city of Liverpool and gave up my full-time job for academia, first to do a master's and now, thanks to a fortunate funding application, a PhD.

I found my way to Bennett, a courteous man with a soulful gaze and a precise way of speaking that reflects his long career in academia, first as a college English professor, then as a dean.

Eventually, facing the possibility that he could be promoted to plant manager, Shubik put himself on a path back to research and academia, first stopping at IBM Research Labs and then landing at Yale as a professor of the economics of organization.

Then, he moved to Barcelona, Spain where he spent the next 11 years in academia, first receiving Bachelor's degrees in chemical engineering, followed by a Master's in Environmental Studies, and finally a Ph.D. in Environmental Science and Technology.

This will make it easier to move back into a faculty position in academia without first having to do a second postdoc in academia.

Dr. Barzun sustained one of the longest and brightest careers in academia, having first risen to prominence as a professor who helped shape Columbia University's approach to general education.

As a result, legal science has to pass two "exams": a quality test within legal academia, which first evaluates its robustness as scientific research, and secondly assesses the pertinence and relevance to legal practice.

It was also a pioneering work in academia, the first scholarly study of a large American city.… "It's wonderful these books are back in print," says Carl Smith, a professor of English and American Studies at Northwestern University and author of three books on Chicago, including..

If we tease apart those who want to work as researchers in industry from those who want to work as researchers in academia, the third year numbers are alarming: 12% of the women and 21% of the men see academia as their preferred choice.