"faculty team" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to a group of faculty (teachers and instructors) working together on a project or task. For example: "The faculty team was able to come up with a creative solution to the budgeting issue."
This article describes the development of the curriculum by the interprofessional faculty team.
ARCHIVE: "Faculty team will develop initiative on race issues".
If the faculty team deems the course worthy of academic credit, students who do well could pay for a transcript to submit to the college of their choice.
One faculty team received the 2015 Irving Institute CaMPR-BASIC PInstitute CaMPR-BASIC
Topics covered include the emerging delivery system science, the role of faculty, team care, creative partnerships, and payment models that will change the nature of AHCs' care delivery models.
This tool helped the faculty team to develop a quasi-quantitative approach to the courses' coverage and their individual and collective contribution to education of their students for sustainability.
The intervention was a full-day, 9-hour preconference workshop delivered by a multi-institutional faculty team.
To recognize that when the Board of E ducation refers to the "administrative team," it is implying the existence of a "faculty team" -- namely you and your colleagues lined up at the copier every morning.
It offers a five-day intensive training experience and is guided by a select faculty team, comprised of over 25 senior-level higher education executives.
Faculty team leaders have been drawn directly from leaders of specific specialty programs who are passionate about creating and disseminating scholarship on screening and intervention.
This fall, pilot courses for freshmen in data literacy are the first steps in an effort being led by a multi-disciplinary faculty team.
