Sentence examples for faculty to keep from inspiring English sources

Duke has a policy that prohibits ghostwriting and advises faculty to keep records of their participation in preparing scientific articles.

It seems that some universities are realizing that they will have to develop more industry- and job-based skills among their faculty to keep up with the rapidly evolving technologies in science.

That suggests too that there is some responsibility of faculty to keep antennae up for students in hiding and to maybe initiate that conversation.

All year I have been covering "disinvitation season," my organization's term for the annual attempts by students and/or faculty to keep speakers they dislike (commencement or otherwise) from speaking on campus.

It might seem safer for tenured faculty to keep a low profile and wait out the current wave of cost cutting, while avoiding possibly controversial issues that might draw the attention of and even antagonize the very politicians who may look for reasons to go after tenure.

The intention of the translational awards, says Bond, is to buy time for junior faculty members "to keep them in research and keep them training younger investigators".

In general, the faculty likes to keep the numbers at about 90 in order to give everyone personalized attention, and allow everyone the chance to participate.

Last week, he added, the faculty overwhelmingly voted to keep diversity as a priority, and this week the school hired a conflict-resolution consultant to help with the dispute.

Junior faculty was supposed to keep a low profile," she says.

Prompted by last year's massacre in Newtown, Conn., Los Angeles Unified is instructing administrators and faculty in how to keep students safe if there's a gunman on campus.

A related web publication ("Alcohol, other drugs and health: current evidence) can be used to for faculty (and residents) to keep up to date (http://www.aodhealth.org accessed February 14 , 2008.