Sentence examples for executive faculty from inspiring English sources

Dr. Robertson, left, is currently the executive faculty director of the Institute for Developing Nations at Emory University in Atlanta.

It is important to note that, in Hartley's account, the performance of a voluntary movement is not a dualistic, two-stage process, with an executive "faculty" of the Mind, the Will, first issuing an instruction that the body then carries out.

Despite the $15 million in cuts, Rutgers went ahead with previous agreed upon raises of $15 million to their executive faculty.

Twenty schizophrenic patients and 32 healthy controls were examined using a neuropsychological test battery for the assessment of temporal (mnestic) and frontal (executive) faculties.

But despite the educational strides and professional gains, Latinas continue to be generally absent in executive suites, university faculty boards and politics.

The board of directors is composed of the university president who acts as an ex officio voting director and who appoints one ex officio executive director, one faculty member, one student member, and either the vice president for administrative affairs or the chief financial officer.

Staff served on the Faculty Executive, the Undergraduate Committee, and the Curriculum Committee.

But since Mr. Grassley's original request, The New York Times has reported that N.Y.U. also provides loans on vacation homes for some executives and star faculty members, including the Fire Island residence of its president, John Sexton, whose residence near Washington Square is also provided by the university.

Peter Martins, Chairman of Faculty Kay Mazzo, Co-Chairman Marjorie Van Dercook, Executive Director.

"Our mission as a public institution is to protect the public interest," said Martha McCluskey, a law professor and member of the faculty senate executive committee.

He'd arrived at the office at seven, and I sat in on several meetings he had scheduled with his "cabinet" of executive officers and new faculty members.