"They wanted to understand who was teaching their classes, what expertise the faculty would bring to the classes, they want to understand why it's beneficial to have small class sizes, they want to hear student success stories, how a faculty member connected them to an internship in Boston," said Kelly A. Walter, assistant vice president and executive director of admissions at Boston University.
1) Relevant education: Our curriculum is driven by the needs of industry rather than the expertise of faculty.
The Council on Business & Society convenes a biennial forum that combines the expertise of faculty members from each of the partner schools with that of representatives of business, government, and non-governmental organizations from around the world.
These results suggest that the FRAS can reliably and validly differentiate levels of expertise in faculty knowledge of assessment.
We based topic selection on the advanced neuroimaging techniques currently in use and the expertise of faculty on the University of Wisconsin campus [see Additional file 1].
Although each institution is taking the lead on a specific aspect of curriculum development, each effort is designed to draw from the expertise of faculty at all four institutions.
The expertise of the faculty involved may be substantially different from that of the faculty at their home institution.
If high schools had more flexibility to promote their ideal curriculums for their students based on student needs and faculty expertise, a richer college experience could ensue.
Choosing to ignore the expertise of the faculty and the right of our elected representatives to be appropriately consulted, the board treats us with contempt.
Traditional colleges jump online hoping to make money from faculty expertise they already have but don't rethink how they operate, says Wayne Brown, chief executive officer of Educators Serving Educators, a year-old division of Excelsior College that helps traditional colleges start online programs.
