Sentence examples for faculty life from inspiring English sources

For up to nine months the fellow will get involved in faculty life, including formal contact hours with students, while still pursuing their own projects.

She threw herself into the rhythms of faculty life, attending workshops to comment on colleagues' writings, advising the law review board, having frequent dinners with colleagues.

In July 2002, the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), released the results of its own survey focusing on the quality of faculty life.

Faculty life was not ideal—I could not see my reflection in my colleagues but it was workable and I hoped to stay.

The council urges departments to "introduce graduate students to the full range of faculty life," as well as other career paths, and to include training in the use of technology (see Doctoral Education: Preparing for the Future, 1997).

?There are a lot of nuances, a mystique as to how and where different faculty are recruited,? said Ruth Greenblatt, professor of clinical medicine and epidemiology and co-chairperson of the task force on faculty life at UCSF.

On the side of the atheists were Steve Jones, professor of genetics at University College London, and Nancy Rothwell, a professor at the faculty of life sciences, University of Manchester.

Hunt faced a backlash over the comments, which culminated in him resigning from his role as honorary professor at University College London faculty of life sciences, and The Royal Society distancing itself from his comments.

I was invited to talk alongside more senior liberal arts faculty about life at a liberal arts science department and how to get hired at an institution like mine.

This is largely a result of policy recommendations from the American Council on Education and recent, well-publicized scholarship by academics such as Bob Drago, Mary Ann Mason, and Marc Goulden, believes Cathy Trower of the Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education, an organization that aims to "improve the quality of faculty work life".

"The federal government has tried to encourage formation of Cooperative Research Centres – combinations of a university-based research group with a particular industry and perhaps a connection to CSIRO or similar institution," says George Stewart, dean of the faculty of life sciences at the University of Western Australia.