Sentence examples for dissertation advisers from inspiring English sources

One of his dissertation advisers was Anthony Blunt, the distinguished English art historian who was later unmasked as a Soviet spy.

John Hope Franklin was one of my doctoral dissertation advisers at the University of Chicago in 1973 (Deborah Solomon, Sept. 18).

By the end of the week, even some of his dissertation advisers were backing away from the document, as David Weigel reported in a thoughtful exploration of the subject on Slate.

But it is also constraining - the norms enforced by peer review, by dissertation advisers, journal editors and so forth, often have a built-in bias against new, experimental work.

Studies have also shown that women who had female dissertation advisers publish more than do women who had male advisers (Fox, 1995).

Several Ph.D. candidates I talked to wryly noted that their dissertation advisers, being lifelong academics, are ill-equipped to give advice on careers beyond the university gates.

When he got to Pittsburgh, Wilfrid Sellars became his dissertation adviser.

At Columbia, Mr. Auh met Dr. Robert Taylor, his dissertation adviser and, later, Web Concert Hall's co-founder.

I sought out Erdmann in part because his dissertation adviser had been Ernest May, an authority on historical analogies.

When they began to encounter a number of statistical quirks, Green contacted LaCour's dissertation adviser, Lynn Vavreck.

"I remember, when he was writing it, he had a sack of raw potatoes under his desk," his dissertation adviser, Read Montague, told me.