The phrase "assessment professor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professor who specializes in assessment methods or practices in an educational context.
Example: "The assessment professor conducted a workshop on effective evaluation techniques for educators."
Alternatives: "evaluation professor" or "testing professor".
Dr. Jensen is Dean of the Graduate School and College of Professional Studies, Vice Provost for Learning and Assessment, Professor of Physical Therapy, and Faculty Associate, Center for Health Policy and Ethics, Creighton University.
The following experts advised the Coordinating Centre on dietary and physical activity assessment: Professor Gary Frost, Professor Barry Margetts, Dr Mike Nelson and Dr Charlie Foster.
"What we will have for the first time are national norms to which clinicians can refer in their assessments," Professor Monahan said.
This was the assessment of Professor (and future SEC Chair) David Ruder, in his influential commentary on the case.
HALL--James C. The dean, faculty, staff, and students of the Lubin School of Business at Pace University extend our heartfelt sympathy to the family and friends of James C. Hall, former Associate Dean and Director of Graduate Programs, Associate Dean for Planning and Assessment, and Professor of Management and Management Science at Lubin.
More accurate would be the assessment of Professor Egilman, a family health doctor who has served as expert witness in lawsuits filed against Purdue: the 12 hour dosing schedule, he told the Times, is "an addiction producing machine".
As Clark shows, the assessment of professors is only one incidence of a much larger phenomenon.
One of the most incisive assessments of Professor Young's professional skill came, fittingly, orally.
As a postgraduate student, I met Nadia when she was six, when she came to the Child Development Research Unit for an assessment with Professors John and Elizabeth Newson at the University of Nottingham.
Also blogging about Admiral's attempt to turn Facebook data into premium-affecting personality assessments, law professor Paul Bernal voices similar concerns about what he dubs the "very significant" risks of such a system being discriminatory.
The study investigates whether the model improves: the teaching and learning processes, the satisfaction in the development of the course, the academic performance of students and the assessment of professors.
