Sentence examples for appointed academic from inspiring English sources

At the moment that choice doesn't exist: either you are a jobbing clinician engaged in the business of service delivery, or you are a formally appointed academic battling it out for university kudos and research council funds.

They were also able to facilitate the professional development of newly appointed academic staff.

She has been the driving force behind the educational development initiatives for newly appointed academics and is currently completing a PhD in the field.

Although many university departments offer training to academic and teaching staff, and are now appointing academics with welfare roles, this does not necessarily prepare them for the emotional issues that can arise.

He has appointed an academic widely seen as independent, Carmen Caffarel, as director-general.

Around the same time, he was appointed an academic advising dean at the school.

Two CAST Mellon Faculty Fellows are appointed each academic year and receive grants of $30,000.

Maria Bamieh, the former British investigator behind the allegations, accuses Eulex of fabricating evidence against her and dispensing "Milosevic-style justice".Federica Mogherini, the EU foreign-policy chief, has appointed an academic to investigate.

They may make appointments as officers of research but not as officers of instruction who can only be appointed in academic departments.

The Turnbull government has appointed an academic and company director with strong ties to climate and renewables research as its new "wind commissioner", in a move the clean energy industry says should help return the wind energy debate to "sensible".

Initiating or developing research programmes is becoming increasing difficult for ecologists during the early stages of their career, and this programme principally aims to provide an opportunity for ecologists recently appointed to academic posts to establish themselves.