Sentence examples for faculty obligations from inspiring English sources

There are few tenured academics compared to Japan, but all the faculty obligations are fulfilled without anyone being overburdened.

One was "HHMI funded and pumping out Cell [and] Nature papers," but the demands on his time meant "he was never around," while the other was a "young tenure-track professor" with "really sexy projects," but his faculty obligations meant he had no "outside life".

Many underrepresented URMM faculty feel an obligation to the communities they represent and to future generations of minority students [ 2].

With dual roles as clinicians and educators, and corresponding dual sets of professional and legal obligations, nurse faculty may confront unique circumstances in migration that can impact nations' ability to secure an adequate, stable nursing workforce.

Students who did not express confidence in their ability to circumvent difficulties associated with care delivery, who evaluated care delivery negatively and who felt less normative pressure from colleagues at the faculty and less moral obligations to act were less likely to have strong intentions.

Do faculty have a stronger obligation to mentor students or postdocs from underrepresented groups?

Both the apparent imbalance of theoreticians and practitioners staffed in architecture faculties, and increased didactic obligations for inexperienced PhD students with no formal qualification seem to generally undermine competence in architectural education.

In an essay on teaching responsibilities, on the university's Web site, Sexton encouraged his faculty to accept the "mutual obligations of the social compact".

"I'm disappointed that it took media reporting in order for the university to say that they will honor its obligation to protect faculty academic freedom".

As we take this step, we are conscious of our several important obligations to Union, its faculty, its students, and its donors, to do no unnecessary damage to our endowment's investment returns.

It is the duty of faculty members to preserve academic freedom on campus, and they need to take an expansive view of this obligation.