Sentence examples for current lecturers from inspiring English sources

In general, the Fund accepts applications from current lecturers, visiting faculty and graduate students in SHASS.

In general, the Fund accepts applications from graduate students and visiting faculty in SHASS, along with current lecturers who have not received funds from an alternative source.

Students and both former and current lecturers claimed LSST was admitting students with only basic language, writing or computing skills despite being enrolled on more practically based undergraduate level (HND) courses such as business, media, hospitality, music production, and tourism.

George Brock, former head of City's journalism department and current lecturer, said the move was in his personal view "foolish, illiberal and meaningless".

"Guns do come out of waistbands," said Eugene O'Donnell, former police officer and current lecturer at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York.

The three have a long history together; all are former law professors and current senior lecturers at the University of Chicago, where an ambitious young state senator named Barack Obama made a name for himself lecturing on constitutional jurisprudence.

Research by current guest lecturer Kim Hutt, supervised by Redding, has shown how eyes-closed training can boost a dancer's proprioception – a kind of "sixth sense" which helps them understand the relative position of their limbs on darkened stages.

And where are we going to stop it?" … Former Iowa congressman and current Woodrow Wilson School lecturer Jim Leach '64 interviewed fellow alum Bill Bradley '65 about his new book, The New American Story, on "After Words," a weekly C-SPAN books program, April 7. Video of the interview is available at BookTV.org.

There's a rookie mistake in sales that former Hubspot heavyweight and current university lecturer Mark Roberge sees all the time.

I attend the final session of the Blockchain Economic Forum in San Francisco, where venture capitalist Tim Draper was interviewed by former Obama administration CFTC chairman and current MIT lecturer Gary Gensler.

The 15-or-so men and women were calling for the resignation of Bob Lambert — a former undercover policeman and current university lecturer whose double life was discovered relatively recently.