Ah, the college life: Academia, sportsmanship, and taking too many mushrooms, stripping naked and fighting off emergency responders.
Shortly after founding Tolstoy College, Planck left academia to start a farm in rural Virginia, inspired by the "back to the land" movement then gaining momentum.
All respondents held senior posts: heads of department, directors, deputy directors in national or provincial government ministry of health; and vice-chancellor, dean, vice-dean, principal in medical schools and college president in academia.
He taught college briefly before abandoning academia for the world of cinema, rapidly establishing himself as an auteur who imbued his chilling films with questions about the nature of everyday existence.
Colleges, the beacons of academia which advertise their dedication to service, diversity, and equality in every one of their admission's information sessions, should stay true to their own values.
Biesmeijer is also on the management committee of Africa College, an international partnership between academia and nonprofit organizations for a project formally called Human Health and Food Security in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa
The insouciance and apathy of faculty members throughout academia have permitted college administrators to avoid taking any action to remedy these inequities.
Instead of teaching a fundamentalist world-view that is always at odds with secular academia, many evangelical colleges are easing their students into the mainstream.
Honors College, and, now more comfortable with academia, he decided to attend a 'get-together for new members.
Weiss is a medieval-art historian who rose through academia to become a college president and came to the Met from Haverford College.
