Sentence examples for graduate professors from inspiring English sources

I am sure this will make some in my field cringe, graduate professors included.

If you have a special interest in the class, need it as a prerequisite, or need it to graduate, professors may be sympathetic.

Often, your undergraduate and graduate professors and advisers will have a better handle on the specific information the admissions committee wants than would a supervisor from outside the academic world.

A 1933 CCNY graduate, Professor Rosenthal joined the College's English faculty upon graduation.

This could mean intervening when a student has a "dysfunctional" relationship with a graduate professor with a big say in the student's future, or when a foreign student is having trouble adapting to a new culture, or when a student is unable to get housing.

The maintained 133 items were evaluated by a graduate professor of mathematics education with 30 years of professional experience.

The students of her primary graduate professor generally did fieldwork in Africa, but the professor told Rosser that she would do her research on specimens at the Field Museum in Chicago.

After graduating, Professor Ely served as the youngest staff member of the Warren Commission, which investigated the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

"There may be some tension from ordinary officers but that is already there with the fast tracking graduates," Professor Cashmore said yesterday.

Teams of psychology graduate students, professors and clergy have been visiting students.

Advanced graduate students, professors, human rights activists and young public policy advisors are brought together by the Transregional Center for Democratic Studies of the New School University.