Sentence examples for faculty boards from inspiring English sources

"Lots of universities engage with student feedback but at Dundee we are positively riddled with it from student reps in every class to student involvement in faculty boards and senior management".

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

After I submitted the manuscript, it was sent back out for peer review, and then for approval from the editorial and faculty boards at Columbia University.

Often little more sophisticated than traditionalist "Mom and Pop" shops, college and university finance offices fail to set a self-supporting undergraduate program as a financial goal, viewing it less as an opportunity than as a deadly "third rail" electrocution option with faculty, boards of trustees, and presidents.

Ultimately, clinical pharmacologists, students and physicians collectively may be able to convince the policy-makers, such as the faculty boards, of the need for a CP&T curriculum.

On behalf of the faculty, staff, Board of Directors and Council of National Trustees, we would like to extend our sincerest condolences to her family and friends on our collective loss of a truly great woman.

That faculty board did not look into the science of climate change itself, the university said in announcing its results.

Hume Cronyn is his nemesis, Dr. Elwell, who brings Praetorius before the dean and faculty board after he marries one of his students, who is pregnant by a former beau and has attempted suicide.

"We want someone who's going to do what Christopher did - to enthuse everyone about poetry, not just literary students but the wider public," said Dr Seamus Perry, deputy chair of Oxford's English faculty board.

Hill made no comment, but Dr Seamus Perry, deputy chair of Oxford's English faculty board, which hosts the chair, said the poet was "pleased – not least because it's his birthday".

Dr Seamus Perry, deputy chair of Oxford's English faculty board, which hosts the chair, said: "We are glad that so many people wanted to vote under the new arrangements for the election of the Professor of Poetry; and are simply delighted that a poet of Geoffrey Hill's eminence has emerged victorious.