The phrase "academy coordinator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for coordinating activities or programs within an academic institution or setting.
Example: "The academy coordinator organized the annual student conference, ensuring all logistics were in place."
Alternatives: "academic coordinator" or "educational coordinator".
Le Diable is home to a new golf academy: in its first year, 2000, most of the students were women, according to Simon Routhier, the academy coordinator.
Twenty-eight of the cadets were sponsored by fire departments, an uptick from previous years, said Tony Bagan, the fire academy coordinator and a fire captain for the Pasadena Fire Department.
Charles Hamilton, the regional supervisor for the State Department of Environmental Conservation's office of natural resources and the academy's coordinator, said that at least 600 people from more than 30 states were expected to attend courses at the academy this October.
Pavlik says that with the exit last year of longtime academy press coordinator Bob Werden and the arrival of a new staff, a long hard look was taken at who should be granted accreditation.
"There will be some tears," Eleanor Oxholm, the academy's program coordinator, had predicted several days earlier.
Patrick E. Stockstill, the academy's awards coordinator, said a Uruguayan film was recently disallowed when it was discovered to be largely Argentine.
To learn more about the competition, and its scientific significance, we spoke with the architects of the challenge: Lila Higgins, manager of citizen science at the L.A. museum, and Alison Young, citizen science engagement coordinator at the San Francisco academy.
Students interested in spending the first four weeks of summer learning more about the legal academy and system in Chile should contact the program coordinator, [email protected], for more information.
Then the academy asked if I would come on as their coordinator.
Cobb is now the Reading Partners site coordinator for volunteers at the Furman L. Templeton Preparatory Academy, a charter elementary school in west Baltimore.
Meet Mr. Erik Bandzak, the Alternative to Suspension Coordinator for Baltimore City Schools, who was so inspired by Hampstead Hill Academy's work with restorative circles that he reached out to The International Restorative Justice Institute in Philadelphia to provide a more affective community driven methods of decreasing suspension and increasing safety and learning.
