The phrase "academic recruiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the process of attracting and hiring individuals for academic positions, such as faculty or research roles.
Example: "The university's academic recruiting efforts have led to the hiring of several distinguished professors this year."
Alternatives: "scholarly recruitment" or "faculty hiring".
Fordham will continue to play a Patriot League schedule, at least through the 2012 season, and will follow the conference's academic and eligibility guidelines, which include a tough academic recruiting index.
Demand for Ph.D-level expertise in AI continues to fuel academic recruiting efforts globally.
The institute's leaders, neuroscientists Arthur Toga and Paul Thompson, and their research team moved from UCLA to USC in 2013 in what was described as an academic recruiting feat.
The principles it articulates, while lofty in one sense, are firmly grounded in individual decisions made on the ground every day about every aspect of the Fuqua experience, in academic, recruiting, and co-curricular activities alike: in the classroom, hotels, regions of the world, and wherever else students may go.
Also on the plane is Stephanie Warner, an academic recruited for a college on Saipan.
And even the academic recruits could come from unexpected backgrounds: the legendary Victorian Spectator eminence RH Hutton had once been professor of mathematics at Bedford College, London.
Jacques Deza, a Spanish academic recruited into a nameless sub-section of MI6, finds himself in the handicapped lavatory of a glitzy London disco, looking on helplessly as his boss, Bertram Tupra, attacks a young Spanish diplomat with a sword – "a double-edged Landsknecht sword", no less – breaking several of the man's ribs before all but drowning him in the lavatory.
Occasionally, even some of the brightest academic recruits might decline to sign the enrollment oath, but they would be better off at a different school, and Notre Dame would be better off not having them.
Emphasis on Academics Recruiting players of Almonte's caliber is one thing.
While some colleges are doing great things, many appear to be fiefdoms of privilege, the last bastions of the old school tie with admission dependent on highly subjective interviews overseen by academics recruiting in their own image.
In their research, the academics recruited hundreds of people online and asked them to compare sets of before-and-after pictures to establish the 1-to-5 scale of touchups.
