The booklet states that coaches — with "tremendous power and influence" over student-athletes — should help manage the triad.
In essence, the release says that Ryan and Tanesha received $8,000 in "impermissible benefits" from two people it describes as having "improper third-party influence over student-athletes and their families".
Your article implies that the professors interviewed exert great influence over students.
Other faculty members were drawn into the fray, Halton using his influence over students to steer them away from supposedly atheistic courses.
Of course, she is hardly the first French thinker to wield more influence over students and scholars in the United States than in France: this was also true of Jacques Lacan, Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida.
When that happens, external motivators and indicators of success (for example, grades and test scores) gain a disproportionate amount of influence over a student's feelings of competency.
Therefore, the strategy selected through the students' characteristics of learning creates a strong influence over the students' performances at class.
"Many such coaches have enormous influence over the student-athletes who play for them, in particular with respect to guiding those student-athletes through the process of selecting agents and other advisers when they prepare to leave college and enter the NBA," the complaints said.
Third, certain staff roles (including deans and other senior administrators, coaches, supervisors of student employees, Residence Deans and Fellows, as well as others who mentor, advise or have authority over students) also have broad influence on or authority over students and their experience at Stanford.
Courts generally see teachers as role models given extraordinary trust and holding a special influence over their students.
