To Roger Angell in 1961: "The magazine has become more and more like a university English department, run by lecturers and instructors, rather than a publication conducted by editors".
Over the next half hour, trained lecturers, clinical instructors and PGY1 residents visited real patients to verify the specific physical signs reported by the PGY1 residents.
Our team includes 19 members representing all faculty ranks, including those who have primarily teaching responsibilities (lecturers and instructors), and tenured/tenure-track faculty with substantial, externally funded research programs in HPI areas.
They have titles like lecturer, research scientist, instructor, and clinical faculty member.
NTT faculty members come in many different flavors and go by a variety of names: contingent faculty member, adjunct, instructor, lecturer, teaching professor, research professor.
There is already significant recognition among the technologically advanced countries that there should be limits to the degree to which computerized systems can take action without human involvement, said Bonnie Docherty, a Harvard Law School lecturer and senior instructor at its International Human Rights Clinic.
The Culinary Institute of America teaches five mother sauces: béchamel, hollandaise, demi-glace, velouté and tomato, according to Stephen Johnson, a lecturer and chef-instructor at the school, in Hyde Park, N.Y.
He works as a copy editor, adjunct lecturer and fiction-writing instructor.
They actually hold a majority of the instructor and lecturer positions (between 55% and 60%), and nearly half of the assistant professor jobs.
From 1934 to 1936, he served as the chief of staff of the 5th Cavalry Division, and from 1938, he worked as a senior instructor and lecturer at the Military Academy of the Soviet General Staff.
