The phrase "adviser professor" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a professor who serves as an adviser to students, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "My adviser professor helped me choose the right courses for my major."
Alternatives: "advising professor" or "professor adviser".
"I thought it was a good choice; he's a great poet and a great adviser," Professor Lansky said.
"Very often, swaps are sold to a customer who sees the bank as a financial adviser," Professor Arapoglou says.
One of these was Scorsese's psychiatric adviser, Professor James Gilligan of New York University.
Only because Mr. Liu's adviser, Professor Alivisatos, held his place on a research project was the graduate student able to return at all.
The government's clean air adviser, Professor Frank Kelly, told the Guardian that all children in polluted areas should be kept in during break time.
Sensible people included the prime minister's favourite scientific adviser, Professor Frederick Lindemann Lord Cherwelll), who insisted that "the bombing must be directed essentially against working-class houses.
And just two months ago, the then education secretary, Ed Balls, backed by a report from one of his key advisers, Professor David Woods, rejected the parents' pleas on the grounds that they would damage other schools in the area.
He has lost one of his handpicked advisers, Professor David Blanchflower, who quit the shadow chancellor's economic advisory committee complaining that McDonnell did not have a credible plan and lamenting that "a Labour party led by Jeremy Corbyn has no chance of winning a general election now, in 2020, or at any other time".
There are so many people available to help you--academic advisers, professors, student life staff, coaches, and other members of the community--but you need to actively seek them out.
Professor John Haldane, a Vatican adviser and professor of moral philosophy at St Andrews university, said he agreed with Murphy-O'Connor that the church needed "overdue", wholesale reform.
Its two clinicians devote their days to advising professors, resident advisers and anyone else who alerts them to a student in trouble.
