Sentence examples for its lecturers from inspiring English sources

Campaigners are stepping up their efforts to compel a university to sack one of its lecturers.

London Metropolitan University is sacking a third of its lecturers, hiring staff on zero-hour contracts.

My primary responsibility is to reassert the status and value of the sector and its lecturers, support staff and managers.

As several conference participants pointed out, whether a university is trying to broaden access, advertise the quality of its lecturers or identify potential fee-paying students, the appeal of the open courses relies on actually generating a large response.

A university has been coming under pressure to sack one of its lecturers who has become known as one of the most controversial undercover officers deployed by the police.

Speed dating is also a good metaphor for how the series finds its lecturers, who are mostly chosen from among the half-dozen audience members who line up after each event to pitch the organizer, Matt Wasowski, on their ideas for future talks.

Annually, courses begin with AIMS's officials identifying a field they'd like the students to learn about and then identifying some of its best lecturers.

The idea for Serengetee developed in 2012 while three college students traveled the world on Semester at Sea, a prestigious study abroad program that boasts among its notable lecturers such enlightened do-gooders as Desmond Tutu, Mother Teresa, and Nelson Mandela.

Cambridge stood behind its Clark Lecturer, although none of Gosse's colleagues seem to have thought the book particularly distinguished, or the review particularly wrong.

She was selected by the National Endowment of the Humanities as its Jefferson Lecturer in 1994 -- "the absolute award crown of my career," she said.

As Solomon points out, his high school has a program for student mothers, but its "stranger-danger" lecturers warn the kids not to let people touch them in their "bathing-suit areas".