"academic vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the goals and aspirations that someone or a institution has for their academic pursuits. Example: "As the university's new president, my academic vision is to promote diversity and inclusivity within our academic community and encourage innovative and interdisciplinary research."
But he and the regents sometimes clashed over academic vision, finances and other issues.
But those who believe the college should remain free saw symbolism when the words "The college admits undergraduates solely on merit and awards full scholarships to all enrolled students" disappeared from the "academic vision" statement on the school's Web site.
The member who leads undergraduate teaching should communicate clearly the academic vision for radiology teaching, the learning objectives and the education mission.
When talking to the mayor [Michael Bloomberg], one of the big components is that we'd have an academic vision tailored to the city.
She rubbished trendy fixes -- apparently ERS finds that class size reductions or after-school tutoring programs do less to turn around a school than improving instructional quality or building a school-wide academic vision.
Also on Thursday, organizers of an annual academic machine vision competition reported gains in lowering the error rate in software for finding and classifying objects in digital images.
Because of such "academic tunnel vision" in the face of a significant shortage of permanent academic posts, postdocs "seek and receive [training] designed to prepare them for academic careers that few will obtain; postdoctoral training rarely includes the professional skills needed to succeed in non-academic settings," the report laments.
The Administrative Director of the Lewis Center oversees its staff, operations and finances, working closely with the Chair and program directors to realize the academic and artistic vision for the Center.
"The new hospital's innovative technology, family-centered design and advanced sustainability features will further advance our academic mission and vision for precision health — enabling us to offer the highest levels of predictive, preventive and personalized care to all of our patients," said Lloyd Minor, MD, dean of Stanford's medical school.
"[Its] innovative technology, family-centered design and advanced sustainability features will further advance our academic mission and vision for precision health — enabling us to offer the highest levels of predictive, preventive and personalized care to all of our patients," Lloyd Minor, MD, dean of Stanford's medical school, commented earlier this year.
OUR VISION: Academic excellence to meet the global health challenges of today and tomorrow to achieve health equity worldwide.
