Sentence examples for associate chancellor from inspiring English sources

Bill Murphy, associate chancellor for public affairs at the university, said testing was thorough.

"We're currently about 10percentt residential and 90percentt commuter," said Mark Rosati, the university's associate chancellor.

Robin Kaler, the university's associate chancellor for public affairs, said the nature of the event, a public parade, overrode concerns about the university's sponsorship.

Lawrence Mann, associate chancellor of the University of Illinois and a leader of the Workers Rights Consortium, said a major topic at yesterday's meeting was the universities' desire to give the industry a greater voice in the consortium.

There have been no reported cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome at Berkeley, but John F. Cummins, an associate chancellor, said that the university was not prepared to deal with the "labor intensive measures" that would be necessary if any summer students became ill and needed to be quarantined.

At 73, retired twice — first as an executive of the American Management Association, then as associate chancellor of the University of South Carolina at Beaufort — Dr. Yanker has lived in 11 states (and been to scores of foreign countries), but she says the move to a duplex here two years ago has been overwhelming and exhausting.

His mother is an associate vice chancellor for presidential searches and evaluations at the State University of New York.

The bridegroom's mother retired as an associate vice chancellor of the University of North Carolina.

But Wanda Mercer, associate vice chancellor for student affairs for the University of Texas System, sees complications ahead.

Dr. Kuklo tendered his resignation on July 30, according to Don Clayton, associate vice chancellor and director for medical public affairs.

"We've been inundated with people sending messages," said Mitchel Benson, the associate vice chancellor for university communications.