Sentence examples for academic openings from inspiring English sources

Kuperberg's site, like most of the job-rumor wikis, contains a lengthy list of available academic openings, with the names of those rumored to be under consideration next to each job.

Or maybe the issue is that so few academic openings exist that a wider cohort is applying for any posting that appears, with the hope that the more applications submitted, the better chance for a positive response.

Given the paucity of academic openings and most universities' perplexing reluctance to bring their own, presumably well-trained, postdocs into their tenured ranks, there is thus a pressing need for professional-development training to equip postdocs for opportunities beyond the campus.

Every year, the university has around 600 or 700 non-academic job openings.

Msgr. Robert Sheeran, who has led Seton Hall University through 14 years of academic improvements, the opening of a school of diplomacy and three notable basketball seasons, said on Thursday that he would be stepping down as president at the end of the next academic year.

The site now connects more than 2.6 million scientists worldwide, and Mr. Madisch plans to make money by selling advertisements for academic conferences and job openings.

"Awkward people see the world differently than non-awkward people," Ty Tashiro, a psychologist and academic, writes in the opening pages of his new book, Awkward: The Science of Why We're Awkward and Why That's Awesome.

Demonstrative speeches are often on the lighthearted and non-academic side, so the openings of such speeches tend to be more relaxed.

Visit to the Washington Square campus of N.Y.U. to view the opening of the academic season.

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While no major conventions were canceled, he said, there were many cancellations among the large school and youth groups that usually flood into the city after the opening of the academic year.