Sentence examples for dean of sciences from inspiring English sources

The taste system is reasonably compliant, says Tom Scott, a neurophysiologist and dean of sciences at San Diego State University in California.

At the time, Dr. Cooper, a biochemist and physician, was dean of sciences at the Northwestern University Medical School and was regarded as a national expert on medical curriculum.

One of the few conference participants to venture outside the convention center to watch the march, Bob Renger, the dean of sciences of Ventura College in California, said he thought it was good that "people are expressing their views and they're doing it in a peaceful way".

Gravel shrugged his shoulders, made the device, and in court, on October 14th, with the Dean of Sciences at Laval present and crying out, "Don't miss your shot, Dr. Gravel!," the reluctant professor lighted a fuse with an alarm clock and a dry-cell battery.

Within weeks, all but one agreed there was a problem that required immediate action, and they scheduled an audience in August with Robert Birgeneau, dean of sciences.

The recommendations grew out of a meeting held in mid-March in Santiago and that was chaired by Raúl Morales Segura, dean of sciences at the University of Chile.

He was dean of science at Newcastle from 1974 to 1977, and pro-vice chancellor from 1980 to 1983.

She often traveled with her husband, George Russell Harrison, a dean of science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, whom she married in 1957.

From 1985 to 1988, before going to Stevens, he served as dean of science at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y.

Among his many other accomplishments, Raup served as president of the Paleontological Society in 1977 and as dean of science at Chicago's Field Museum (1978 82).

She also asked Craig Morris, the dean of science, what kind of role in her renovations she thought the curators would like..