The observatory underwent major renovations and additions in 1956 and 1966 to accommodate the growing faculty (see architecture section below).
In March 2010, the former head of the U.S. Central Command and four star U.S. Army General David Petraeus lectured at the Dana Center for the Humanities through a NHIOP sponsored program; the change of venue was required because the Institute's auditorium could not accommodate the six hundred plus students, faculty and staff in attendance.
They expanded programs, often building research facilities to accommodate the growth, and reduced faculty-student ratios.
In the past decade, dozens of universities have changed their tenure policies to accommodate the family needs of their faculty members.
20 years ago, colleges and universities were hiring an unprecedented number of new faculty to accommodate the baby-boomer generation, so the better jobs were more plentiful.
Indeed, Hutcheson multiplied the number of our sense-faculties to accommodate the wide variety of affects he recognizes.
Faculty were added to accommodate the military training programs.
The district has spent about $250,000 so far to accommodate the new specialties, hiring five additional teachers, reorganizing the existing faculty, and setting up advisory boards for each track that include performing artists, doctors and lawyers for the National Basketball Association and Major League Baseball.
"We're only limited by the number of faculty members that we have available to accommodate the number of students seeking these opportunities to work in a lab or out in the field.
For the institution, PAL can alleviate faculty teaching burden [ 6] offering a potential resource saving measure, to accommodate the increasing number of medical students undertaking early clinical activities, in what was previously considered pre-clinical years [ 7, 6].
