The phrase "faculty guidance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the support and advice provided by the faculty (teachers and academic staff) of a school, college, or university. Example: "The students were grateful for the faculty guidance in choosing their classes and planning their academic schedules."
They had breakfast together in the cafeteria, a mixture of clerical, custodial, cafeteria, faculty, guidance, and administrative staff.
Undergraduate courses could adopt what Agarwal calls the "apprenticeship model," in which students pursue semester-long research projects under faculty guidance.
Under faculty guidance, the student conducts an independent reading program and formulates a thesis proposal.
Qualified IR students can conduct a major independent research project under faculty guidance.
The program provides individualized training through faculty guidance, clinical rotations, mentored research and didactic coursework.
To evaluate a smartphone application, SIMPL, to optimize faculty guidance and oral medicine residents' performance, and measure resident-faculty agreement for performance and supervision levels.
Organizational learning has not previously been studied in colleges of nursing, leaving college administrators and faculty little guidance as they strive to improve outcomes in their own colleges.
Students work in multidisciplinary teams formed around MIT research breakthroughs, with extensive in-class coaching from faculty and guidance from lab members and select mentors.
"And our definition of practitioner includes teachers and faculty members, guidance counselors, parents, and anybody who can have an impact on a girl's choice of a career in science".
Multidisciplinary expert faculty provided guidance and program directors monitored progress.
But she and her boss, Education Secretary Arne Duncan, need to challenge the faculty and guidance-counselor unions just as they have teachers' unions in elementary and secondary education.
