The phrase "assists professors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone or something that provides help or support to professors in their work or academic duties.
Example: "The teaching assistant assists professors with grading assignments and preparing course materials."
Alternatives: "supports professors" or "aids professors".
Companies and accounting organizations have expanded their assistance with educators by providing education materials to assist professors in educating students.
Graduate students who assist professors with teaching and research may not seem like typical workers, but more than 1,000 such assistants petitioned New York University on Monday to recognize a union that would represent their interests.
AI could quickly respond to the panicked questions of undergraduates, while also assisting professors in grading.
For example, "Ph.D. students can lead their own seminars at university and not [just] assist professors' lectures," points out Tatiana D., a doctoral student of political science.
Without graduate students, full-time faculty teach introductory courses and undergraduates assist professors on research projects.
Teaching assistantships are sometimes awarded to graduate students who assist professors teaching undergraduate classes.
Prior to joining SPICE in 2012, she assisted Professor Gi-Wook Shin and Ambassador Michael Armacost at the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific ReShorenstein Asia-Pacific
My main role has been to assist professor Stephen Heppell with his consultancy work, talking to people in the community about the plans.
"We will do all we can to assist Professor Wagner and his loved ones, as well as his friends and colleagues in the psychology department, as they mourn".
Professor Blume intends to travel to Beijing in 2011 to further assist Professor Wu in the development of the new clinic in China.
