Sentence examples for departmental editor from inspiring English sources

He serves as Departmental Editor for the journal Production and Operations Management, and Associate Editor for the journals Manufacturing and Service Operations Management, and for Operations Research.

When she was told by the departmental editor that he thought it would be more friendly for the readers she replied: "But I don't want to be friendly to the readers".

He has served as an academic trustee of the Marketing Science Institute, a founding officer of ISMS, a Departmental Editor at Management Science, an associate editor at the Journal of Marketing Research.

Professor Federgruen is currently the Editor-in-Chief of Naval Research Logistics, and a former Departmental Editor for the department of Manufacturing, Service and Operations of Management Science, Associate Editor of Operations Research, Senior Editor of Manufacturing, Service and Operations Management and Associate Editor of Naval Research Logistics, the flagship journals of his profession.

He is a departmental editor at Management Science, and an Associate Editor at Quantitative Marketing & Economics.

He is currently a Departmental Editor of the Journal of Forecasting and an Associate Editor of the Annals of Statistical Mathematics.

Increasingly, to build a successful academic career you must serially impress very small groups of people (departmental colleagues, journal and book editors, tenure committees).

Advice for Postdocs - In this letter to the editor of The Chronicle of Higher Education, a departmental chair gives his advice to postdocs interested in college teaching careers.

We acknowledge support from the Maynard Limb Preservation Fund, which provided funding for the development and maintenance of our departmental data base, funding for collection of the international validation data, and salary support of the department editor.

Senior editors at BBC News will brief their staff at 10am and at 11am there is a TV news departmental meeting to discuss the executive changes and fallout of the Newsnight crisis.

In the olden days of programming, code-reviews amongst departmental peers were a common way to catch these flaws before they hit production systems, much like a sub-editor on a national newspaper might proof-read a correspondent's copy before it goes to the printers.