For instance, although the features required for autonomy on procedural accounts—e.g., critical reflection can be affected by oppressive socialization, it is in principle possible for the critical faculties of agents in oppressive environments, even including those who endorse oppressive norms, to be fully intact and hence for them to be fully autonomous.
According to Andy Martin, the author of "The Boxer and the Goalkeeper: Sartre versus Camus," both men's lectures at Columbia University were well attended by students and faculty members — and by agents from J. Edgar Hoover's F.B.I.
The library exhibit also highlights the important scholarship and thought leadership on race and business by HBS African-Americann faculty and alumni as "agents of change" since the early 20th century.
Trust must be cultivated between graduate students and advisers, between faculty members and funding agents, and within the scientific community.
However, this is the only effect of the drug, so that the agent's faculties will remain otherwise acute.
Instead of treating the senses as the faculties of an internal agent, the Buddhists regard them as instruments or mediums joining together the external spheres of sensory activity with the internal spheres of perception (see Abhidharmasamuccayabhāṣya ad I, 4).
In a newly disclosed episode in Colorado, two college students said that an F.B.I. agent approached the faculty adviser for their campus group late last month and that the agent showed photographs of the students, Mark Silverstein, legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado, said.
And obviously the local chapter of the American Federation of Teachers, the legally elected bargaining agent, represents district faculty, including those who do not pay dues.
Faculty members are the principal agents through which these interactions develop and mature.
Includes interviews with farmers, officials of the State Grange, New York State and American Farm Bureau Federations, the Dairymen's League, GLF, and other agricultural businesses, county agents, extension specialists, faculty and staff members of the New York State College of Agriculture, and others involved in agriculture in New York State.
In 2001, Arthur Levine, then president of Columbia University Teacher's College, predicted that one day faculty members would become free agents, increasingly independent of their colleges and universities.
