Marvin L. PCMH mourns the loss of Dr. Marvin L. Aronson, esteemed colleague, faculty member, senior supervisor and author.
We can define ourselves in terms of our role at work; for those of us at academic institutions, as a colleague, faculty member, scientist, perhaps biologist.
Nonetheless, on Sept. 25, Peretz is being honored by "former [Harvard] students, friends, business colleagues, fellow faculty and journalists" who will be endowing the "Martin Peretz Undergraduate Research Fund".
He was an exemplary practitioner, researcher, administrator and mentor, greatly admired by colleagues, faculty and students.
At Yale, Mr. Navalny was enriched through spirited debate with World Fellows colleagues, faculty and students, which provided a global perspective from which he grew to appreciate the devastating effects of corruption on society.
But I've been lucky: I have the loving support of family and friends as well as my Miami-Dade County Public Schools colleagues, faculty, and administrators.
A staged reading of her play about two jaded teachers and their new colleague, "The Faculty Room," will be featured.... Victoria P. Sant has been elected president of the National Gallery of Art, succeeding Robert H. Smith, who served in the post for 10 years.
It seems to me that if students of color graduate with inferior written and analytic skills to those of their white colleagues, Colgate faculty are certainly not serving the needs of all of their students".
In Sandberg's bestseller, Lean Ind, she quotes a study in which at the end of a surgical placement, female medical students scored themselves lower than their male colleagues "despite faculty evaluations that showed the women outperformed the men".
Furthermore, compared with their male colleagues, female faculty members are less likely to publish research, limiting opportunities in the academic promotion process.
One way you can identify these differences is to talk with colleagues or faculty about what they might be.
