Sentence examples for history faculty from inspiring English sources

They paled into nothing compared with the débâcle of the Cambridge History Faculty Building.

Bingham was a member of the history faculty at Yale University from 1909 until 1924.

He calls Norman Davies, an Oxford historian, "silly" and his own university's history faculty "absurd".

At Cambridge – where I read proper history instead – I sometimes ventured into the art history faculty library.

The egotist's egotist, James Stirling achieved fame with university buildings such as the history faculty library in Cambridge.

In the 1970s the young critic Gavin Stamp made his name with a remorseless hatchet job on the history faculty.

The two causes that ate up most of his life, Zionism and Marxism, are now consigned to history faculties.

Interdisciplinary Connections: American History – Interview faculty, staff and students, including alumni, about how your school's use of technology in the classroom has changed over the last 50 years, focusing on major technological innovations in that time period, and write an article for the school newspaper.

"The most important factor in retention rates is a relationship with an adult on campus," said Richard W. Brown, professor of history and faculty adviser at Ithaca College.

Now at another critical moment in American military history, the faculty here on the commanding bend in the Hudson River is deep in its own existential debate.

With the history of faculty development as a background, the chapter reviews the influences, writings, resources, and philosophies that led the way to a national workshop model for providing women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) with the information and skills to move to a tenured position.