Sentence examples for considered faculty from inspiring English sources

Study participants were recruited from the full list of employees that were considered faculty at a major public Midwestern university during the 2010 – 2011 academic year.

The results of the per residency year analysis shown in table 5 and summarized in table 6 indicate that the teaching qualities ranked somewhat differently in their influence on whether residents considered faculty as role models for different residency years.

Then, there is a lot of pressure to only consider faculty positions at top-tier institutions as worth getting, but I think it's important for young scientists to manage their own expectations and expand their horizons.

Faculty plan to challenge both Zeithaml's interim presidency and Sullivan's ouster as legally illegitimate because the moves failed to consider faculty input.

A similar trend was seen when considering faculty of study as a predictor.

Finally, the Chair of Biological Sciences considers faculty time coteaching QBIO courses to be a normal part of a faculty member's teaching workload.

As STEM departments consider how best to improve the success of their students, it is important to consider faculty knowledge and attitudes toward assessment (Bauerle and Hanauer, 2013).

We then adapted the published checklist of the Personnel Evaluation Standards to fit the Iranian medical universities' context by considering faculty members' diverse roles.

Although the SUNY move seemed somewhat unusual at the time, officials from the American Association of University Professors said this week that they were seeing trustees moving onto turf they considered the faculty's at other public universities too, including George Mason University in Virginia and the City University of New York.

Applicants holding a Masters in Public Health from a 1- or 2-year program are rarely considered for faculty positions.

Additionally, residency programs that lack racial and ethnic faculty diversity should consider engaging faculty in other departments, from institutional leadership, or from the National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities Centers of Excellence.