Sentence examples for lack of faculty from inspiring English sources

Harvard Law School at the time was embroiled in a fierce debate over lack of faculty diversity.

One of the most important factors limiting the number of students was a lack of faculty to teach them, nursing organizations say.

Nursing programs have toughened entry requirements, and schools can't turn out nurses fast enough for lack of faculty, classroom space and clinical resources.

The Brown campaign asserts that Warren knowingly classified herself as Native American in the 1990s when Harvard weathered sharp criticism for its lack of faculty diversity.

As recently as 2000, the nation's nursing schools turned away nearly 5,900 qualified applicants, mostly because of a lack of faculty and classroom space, as well as budget cutbacks.

She has been challenging authority on issues of gender and race since her days at Harvard, when she and others took over the dean's office to draw attention to the lack of faculty diversity.

As we have seen from the literature, e-learning and other distance learning modalities may offer learning opportunities where there is limited access to teaching in a specific field either because of a lack of qualified faculty or geographically distant faculty.

Oliver speaks of scarcity and competition: "I don't doubt that in the past the lack of black faculty had to do with institutional racism, but the question now is how to get black faculty on board, up through the ranks and retain them.

Often times, a knee-jerk rebuttal in defense of the lack of Black faculty is that Black people are not applying for other positions or "we can't find any Black faculty for X".

The education issues include a lack of qualified faculty and clinical sites to allow for more students to be accepted into the programs.

It has been suggested that his deafness gave him a clearer insight into the character of his sitters, the lack of one faculty sharpening the use of his eyes.