Sentence examples for famous faculty from inspiring English sources
The University of Zaragoza was founded in 1474, but the buildings date from later periods; the medical school is its most famous faculty.
MFAs relentlessly flog their celebrity and quasi-famous faculty and guests, as well as the occasional successful student, all with the implicit promise that, "you can be one of us".
Its internationally renowned diplomacy program has a notable faculty consisting of U.S. ambassadors, world-famous lecturers, and student body made up of individuals from across the United States and around the world.
It has also become something of a party game to guess at the identity of their school and teachers, since the Los Angeles area is known for its high concentration of art schools, which tend to have famous artists as faculty members.
Famous former UCSC faculty members include Judith Butler and Angela Davis.
Two universities, Tübingen and Münster, are famous for their faculties of Christian theology and count the German-born Pope Benedict XVI among their former professors.
The medical faculty became famous in the 13th century for reviving the practice of human dissection, which had not been used in Europe since Roman times.
On the other hand, star faculty are famous people who have achieved considerable notice in the world for something that is, more or less, a real set of accomplishments.
Colleges and universities oftentimes have famous and (infamous) students, faculty or residents that contribute to the archives.
New York MFAs attract the most famous writers for their faculties.
A likely source of semi-famous authors is the faculty at colleges and universities.
