"Dear Professors" is a perfectly grammatical and acceptable way to address faculty members in written English.
For example, you might write a letter that starts like this: Dear Professors, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to inquire about the possibility of pursuing a summer internship in your laboratory.
"I want to completely better myself, I want to be worthy of you, you must help me to transform, you will be my little professor, dear, and I will blindly listen to you like a master that I adore," she wrote in January 1952.
Please be sure to include "Dear Professor Investor" in the subject line.
"My dear Professor," Schnitzler wrote in 1906, in a translation by UCL's Judith Beniston, "Even if you have almost forgotten who I am, allow me nonetheless to add my congratulations to the many that you will be receiving today.
"Dear Professor Dodd, I thought you were dead, but now that I know that you're alive, I'd like to come study with you," Mr. Buffett said he wrote in his letter.
It must be said here that Ms. Bruni's good taste was influenced by her good friend Marianne Faithfull (another Jagger alumna), or her "dear professor," as Ms. Bruni has referred to her more than once.
When I first came to the UK and wrote emails, I'd be really respectful and say "dear professor", now I just call them by their first names, which I couldn't imagine doing in France.
While a student at Radcliffe in the late eighteen-nineties, Stein, faced with an examination in William James's philosophy course for which she has not studied, writes on the examination paper, "Dear Professor James, I am so sorry but really I do not feel a bit like an examination paper in philosophy to-day," and leaves the examination room.
Dear Professor Stone, This is Richard Spencer of Alt-Right fame.
Dear Professor Investor, I have come up with a never-been-done-yet app idea that is really legitimate.
====================== Questions can be sent to [email protected], Please be sure to include "Dear Professor" in the subject line.
Dear Professor Investor, Why is it important for me to have my own money invested in my startup before reaching out to investors?
