Sentence examples for faculty candidate from inspiring English sources
Does that make the Chickasaw kid from Buckhead in Atlanta any less Native than the Navajo faculty candidate from Windy Gap?
Amherst hiring committees like to see evidence that a faculty candidate can teach courses in areas that are not currently being covered by the department.
Dr. Gus, the immunology faculty candidate with the curly red hair, has asked for season's tickets for the Braves in his start-up package," the chair of the new assistant professor search committee announces at the faculty meeting.
Ideally, new faculty candidates should be examined by their scientific contributions and not by the journals in which they have published.
Our program recently interviewed faculty candidates for an open position.
The choices of hiring committees and self-selection by faculty candidates perpetuate faculty culture and traditions.
Beyond stellar research and publication records, faculty candidates must also collaborate across disciplines and the globe, and have a sharp talent for fundraising.
In contrast to just 10 years ago, many departments, even those outside the top tier, now expect faculty candidates to have grant funding, he says.
She says that since arriving at Duke in 2007, she has pushed for equal representation of women on faculty search committees and has sent lists of faculty candidates back to departments because there were no women candidates on the list.
Following her Ph.D. in geological sciences at Northwestern University, Matias took a combination postdoc/VAP at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, New York--a York--a York--aed to attract minority faculty candidates to positionating colleges through the Consortium for Faculty designedy.
"Academic faculty candidates negotiate increasingly nuanced and complex contracts that may not include tenure … and may not involve significant institutional commitment to salary," the authors write, noting that 79% of the former UCSF postdocs who now hold faculty positions are nontenure track.
