The phrase "academic speakers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who give talks or presentations in an academic context, such as conferences, lectures, or seminars.
Example: "The conference will feature several renowned academic speakers who will discuss the latest research in their fields."
Alternatives: "scholarly presenters" or "educational speakers".
An award from Gaddafi's charity of £22,857 to cover travel costs for academic speakers to travel to Libya.
Includes case studies, industry and academic speakers, discussion of basic principles, and a team project.
We range from the trashiest bars you can imagine to laid back cafes to very posh atmospheres". Academic speakers will "take over" their venues rather than being relegated to a back room, speaking for some 40 minutes and then taking questions and mingling with their audience over a beer, Saar adds.
Among the academic speakers will be the CompassionLab's Monica Worline, the University of Michigan's Sara Konrath, Sasha Barab from the University of Arizona, Constance Steinkuehler from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Stephen Porges from the University of Illinois, Chicago, andStanford University's Daniel Martin and Emma Seppala.
For example, if you are at an academic institution, you may decide not to invite academic speakers because your own mentors and supervisors represent the academic background.
We are targeting non-native speakers, most of them potential overseas students, including some academic speakers that want to get published in international conference journals, as well as people working for international companies," says Zhang.
Join us for the launch of our Academic Speaker Series, a lecture and conversation with Dr. Karen Chapple '89GS at University of California, Berkeley.
He did not have to pay money to submit the paper, but the acceptance letter referred him to register for the conference at a cost of US$1099 (also able to be paid in euros or pounds) as an academic speaker.
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The recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship and awards for teaching excellence, she travels worldwide as an academic speaker.
Death on the Fringe is introducing a lecture strand this year, with four academic guest speakers from the world of medicine and palliative care; "death cafés" will be open afterwards, to encourage a more informal dialogue on the issues raised.
