Sentence examples for grants faculty from inspiring English sources

In 2002, an appeals court ruled in the case of Madey v Duke University that universities are no different from businesses in the sense that they compete with each other for grants, faculty and students, and they make money by licensing and asserting their patents against others.

ARC sponsors a broad range of programs that advance interdisciplinary arts research, including conferences and symposia, fellowships for faculty and students, curriculum development grants, faculty seminars and salons, online discussion forums, and artists' residencies.

Through 320 York Street Humanities Grants, faculty members receive support for cross-boundary projects such as "The Black Sound and The Archive," which engages scholars, artists, and students in the study of how black music is recovered from various archives and supports related live music events and conversations.

In addition to extramural research grants, faculty salaries are derived from a multitude of university sources.

This phenomenon seems to have emerged as a result of the Korean government's and universities' emphasis on publication performance in funding allocations, grants, faculty recruitment, promotion, and tenure.

New York University said on Wednesday that it would no longer lend money to top employees to buy vacation homes and would grant faculty members more participation in school decisions, part of a slate of changes designed to lower tensions between the university's leaders and its rank-and-file professors.

Without good publications, you stand little chance of winning the fellowship, research grant, faculty job, or other scientific prize you're competing for.

Many universities across the country already have such policies, which grant faculty members a 1-year textensionension to cope with childbirth, child care, or other family responsibilities.

The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) gives operating grants to faculty members, and many faculty members apply through NSERC's interdisciplinary program.

A DOE blue-ribbon panel, charged in 1999 with finding ways to bolster nuclear energy education in the United States, recommended new graduate fellowships and grants for faculty research including special programs for new faculty.

Federal grants to faculty members finance a "robust market for postdocs internal to universities" but unconnected to the glutted faculty job market or career opportunities outside of academe, he said.