Sentence examples for dean of school from inspiring English sources
He was an instructor at Canisius College 1986, Fordham University 1938-1941, econominstructorctor Georgetown University 1941-1942, Fordham University School of Education 1946-1955, dean of school of business administration Seton Hall University 1950-1955, dean of school of business administration Canisius College Buffalo 1955-1962.
Eduardo Levy Yeyati, is the Dean of School of Government of Universidad Torcuato Di Tella in Buenos Aires, and the founder and Academic Director of its Center for Evidence-based Policy (CEPE-Di Tella).
A close friend, while in law school, was propositioned by the dean of her school.
Deans of Schools of Education at 18 SUNY colleges condemn the certification waivers because they would put unqualified teachers in New York classrooms.
Their opposition to the waiver is supported by the Deans of Schools of Education at eighteen colleges in the State University of New York system.
Among deans of schools that did not offer HHR education, 12% of deans of SOMs cited lack of administrative support as a barrier while none of the deans of SPHs perceived this to be an obstacle (p<0.05).
While our respondents seem representative of our target population, it is possible that deans of schools who did not offer HHR education or who held negative attitudes toward HHR education were less likely to respond.
HHR education may be even less common than these numbers suggest as deans of schools offering HHR education or interested in offering it may have been more likely to respond to our survey.
In the first phase, data was collected through key informant interviews that covered 17 stakeholders, including two members of the parliament, two ministers, four deans of schools of nursing across Lebanon, order and syndicate representatives, and other key policymakers.
Simon Collins, the dean of the school of fashion at Parsons, downplayed rivalry with the London school.
