Sentence examples for issues of faculty from inspiring English sources
Knight seemed relaxed and did not address the issues of faculty protests that prefaced his arrival.
Harvey also will be addressing issues of faculty retention and recruitment, including spouse/partner placement.
Judy provides oversight of efforts to address both broad and specific issues of faculty, staff and student diversity and works closely with department chairs, institute/center directors and senior administration to develop robust school-wide and departmental diversity strategic plans to help position diversity and inclusion as core to the school's missions of education, research and patient care.
But issues of faculty governance have a specific importance when it comes to issues of hiring and retaining a diverse faculty.
Issues of faculty integration, academic progress of satellite doctors, and "brand" preservation, (all raised by a minority of department leaders), would be worth further investigation as they pertain to academic identitity.
The second addresses the problematic issue of faculty autonomy and obtaining faculty buy-in for technological change.
Spurred by the final report of the Sexual Assault Education and Prevention Task Force, the CSMPR studied the issue of faculty and staff training.
In the intervening years, however, the issue of faculty diversity has climbed toward the top of Princeton's agenda because most professors are, like Dobkin, white men.
On the other hand, no such flexibility is desirable when it comes to the fundamental issue of faculty quality: in the arts as elsewhere, faculty appointments must be held to the highest standard.
The second problem goes in the opposite direction, from the research on digital scholarship to the issue of faculty development.
The issue of faculty governance at Dartmouth is a heated one, and it extends to broader issues than [this] tenure case -- though that has been a trigger for many of the broader discussions we're having now -- and though it is widely perceived as unjust and shortsighted.
