Sentence examples for devoted faculty from inspiring English sources
The Yeshiva University family mourns the loss of our esteemed professor emeritus of Hebrew literature, an alumnus of Yeshiva College, Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies and Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary and devoted faculty member for 57 years.
The Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Montefiore Medical Center and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine is deeply saddened with the passing of their senior colleague and devoted faculty member.
With the help of two devoted faculty advisers, a team of about 15 students worked throughout the summer to find engaging, original stories about how LGBT people live, think and, well, vote.
My college, Bethany, has survived greater challenges than MOOCs in its nearly 173-year history, and the strength of our academic reputation and devoted faculty will always recommend us as a top choice for college freshmen.
The committee put together a rubric to help teachers understand what good writing looks like, and began devoting faculty meetings to teaching department heads how to use it.
We recognized that accomplishing our ambitious goals for Biological Inquiry would require a substantial investment of time and resources devoted to faculty development.
This study has made us devote more faculty development time and discussion to this and other techniques to enhance small group participation.
The Faculty of Forestry, founded in 1907 with Bernhard Fernow as dean, was the first university faculty devoted to forest science in Canada.
A few hours after the student program the New York New Music Ensemble played a program devoted mostly to faculty composers.
For faculty devoted to teaching--which is to say, anyone Brown would want to hire--students' intelligence and drive are major draws.
Just as the First Critique contains a Transcendental Dialectic devoted to the faculty of reason in its theoretical employment, so we have in the Second Critique, an inquiry into practical reason's quest for "the absolute totality of conditions for a given conditioned" (5:107).
