Sentence examples for committed academic from inspiring English sources

Ward L. Churchill was fired in 2007 after a faculty committee said he had committed academic fraud.

It questioned whether Elizabeth Warren, the Democratic Senate candidate in Massachusetts, committed academic misconduct in a book she wrote with Sullivan.

The school certainly never mentioned them, and as for the N.C.A.A., all it cared about was whether McAdoo had committed academic fraud for getting citation help in a class that never met.

Last year, a prominent Dutch psychologist was found to have committed academic fraud in several dozen peer-reviewed papers, many of which had been widely reported in the news media.

The NCAA is ordering Notre Dame to vacate wins from its 2012 and 2013 football seasons because a student athletic trainer committed academic misconduct by doing substantial coursework for two players and giving six others impermissible academic extra benefits.

On Monday, the Georgia president, Michael Adams, and Athletic Director Vince Dooley announced that the Bulldogs' season was over because two players committed academic fraud in a class taught by Coach Jim Harrick's son.

Nevertheless, the presidents of the elite universities still identify themselves as committed academics and their trustees by and large profess their belief in both the ideal of the scholar-athlete and the values of a liberal education.

"I had been able to help them, so I took my results to my academic mentor and he told me: 'You are committing academic suicide.

"All the experts told me I was committing academic suicide by focusing on something so small as African history in early New York," she said.

Should she commit academic fraud again, the court says she'll find herself behind bars.

Although students did not overtly admit to committing academic dishonesty, interviews with teachers supported the hypothesis that cheating occurs and is a serious problem at the university.