For more than three decades, he dedicated his life to caring for our patients, supporting our faculty and imparting a strong and sensitive approach to educating our residents.
And second, universities are looking for faculty who can impart to students the benefits of their "real-life" experiences, teaching, for example, as they practice law in a courtroom or medicine in a physician's office.
In his Nicomachean Ethics, the Greek philosopher Aristotle stated that the contemplative life consists of the soul's participation in the eternal through a union between the soul's rational faculty and the nous that imparts intelligibility to the cosmos.
Furthermore, to best accomplish this, according to Brokaw, students must receive training in critical scientific evaluation of the literature through enlistment of faculty in basic science departments, who can impart a critical perspective [ 5].
From strict disciplinarians to pot-smoking professors, the film faculty is crammed full of tutors intent on imparting their wisdom to the assembled moviegoing masses.
While editors, administrators, and faculty may all have useful information and advice to impart, only students can truly dish the dirt, and heap the praise, on what their schools have to offer.
To offer some examples of how various institutions are trying to impart these lessons and skills to their students and trainees, a number of faculty members and university safety officers described their approaches at this year's spring meeting of the ACS in San Diego, California, Jyllian Kemsley reported last month at Chemical & Engineering News.
Imparting Jesuit values with so few Jesuits in the classroom, though, requires making "the lay faculty true partners in the enterprise of Jesuit education," Father Fitzgerald says.
To impart the relevant knowledge, skills, and positive attitudes on HSR practitioners requires that appropriately trained and competent faculty deliver a well-resourced competency-based curriculum.
What about imparting Catholic values?
