Sentence examples for faculty groups from inspiring English sources

In this case, two distinct faculty groups were tarred with elitism — those who wanted to incorporate black and women's studies into the core curriculum, and those who thought that blacks and women had produced nothing worthy of study.

Faculty groups seem to be backing away from supporting her, even though her charges, which need to be thoroughly investigated by an objective group (i.e., not the National Collegiate Athletic Association), highlight academic complicity in college sports corruption.

With the government ready to announce huge cuts in subsidies for higher education in England, student and faculty groups are warning that soaring tuition will deter the poor from going to college and saddle young graduates with heavy debts.

But Ms. Bosley says the article last fall that eventually led to her dismissal dealt with the administration's decision to change the college's activity period -- the time when no classes are scheduled so students can take part in clubs or other activities -- to a later time slot, something that the newspaper said neither students nor faculty groups were asked about.

Hillel is the largest Jewish student organization in the world, and Kriegel, like many of his Jewish friends, joined it as a freshman and looked to it, and to faculty groups like Scholars for Peace in the Middle East, for support.

Nevertheless, faculty groups were soon able to restore activity.

This casual handling of affairs rocked the faculty group, who were very conventional.

While still an assistant professor, he belonged to the Committee of 200, a faculty group that supported students seeking broader rights of free speech.

Pollack said the administration ignored a petition against the renovation signed by more than 600 faculty members and staff workers, as well as opposition by the university Senate Assembly, a faculty group.

A Colorado faculty group said the ban would make the campuses safer, but a student, Brady Allen, 25, told the board that fear of an accidental discharge from a concealed weapon was not a good reason to ban guns.

Twelve months later, the faculty group, known as the Coalition on Intercollegiate Athletics, is still looking for new allies and still turning to the list of long-established adversaries for help.