Sentence examples for holds a faculty from inspiring English sources
Dr. Shaikh also holds a faculty appointment at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health.
Not many cities as small as Chester (population 38,000) have a health commissioner with a doctorate in public health from Johns Hopkins University who also holds a faculty appointment at Hopkins.
Brad DeLong holds a faculty position at a state university that owes its very existence to an American war of aggression against Mexico, in a country whose founding documents were written by slaveowners, on a continent that was ruthlessly expropriated from its indigenous population.
"We decided we would stay together and always look for positions in the same geographical areas," says Mariel Vazquez, an assistant professor in mathematics at San Francisco State University, where her husband, Javier Arsuaga, also holds a faculty position.
Trained as a psychologist, she works part-time as a research scientist at the Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research in Orangeburg, New York, and she holds a faculty appointment as a professor of psychiatry at the New York University School of Medicine.
He currently holds a faculty position at Berklee College of Music, developing a video game curriculum in the film scoring department, which is very cool.
Having earned my Ph.D., I now hold a faculty position at the University of Texas at Austin.
He'd heard her rail passionately against the death penalty once during an ethics-class debate, and he'd seen her hold a faculty member's baby in her arms.
This new life is divorced from the stage but not from ballet; since 1996 he has held a faculty position at City Ballet's official School of American Ballet, where he studied before joining the company.
Yet the award is not limited to faculty members; applicants are expected to hold a faculty position or a "research-related position" at a U.S. college or university.
By a considerable margin, mathematics Ph.D. recipients are the most likely to hold a faculty post, with a Ph.D.-to-faculty ratio of just 0.12 a little more than eight current faculty members for each new Ph.D. awarded.
