As part of their leases, companies must agree to contribute through student internship programs and with guest lecturers to a biotechnology curriculum that the college expects to begin offering next year.
Even back then, it surprised me when I asked when you would finally move on from being a lecturer to being a professor.
They offered to make him a guest lecturer; to build a literary festival around him; to award him an honorary degree.
After calling City University London I persuaded a lecturer to give me an interview for a place that had just opened up on the phone.
In 1972, she left Cambridge as a lecturer to take up a chair at Bedford College, London.
I arrived at UEA just after that, as a junior lecturer, to be introduced to a steady stream of leading historians from Germany and the US brought to the university as guest lecturers by Alice, including Hans-Ulrich Wehler, Jürgen Kocka and Gerald D Feldman.
He went on to command the British base at El Ballah in Egypt, and had Air Ministry jobs before returning in 1950 as a lecturer to Cranwell, where as a teenager in 1938 he had won a Prize Cadetship.
The result of applying the predicate …× 4 to the numeral 3 is an expression, 12, whose referent is the number obtained when 3 is multiplied by 4. Similarly, the result of attaching the predicate …is a lecturer to the name John is a sentence, John is a lecturer, whose value is True if John is a lecturer and False otherwise, likewise the result of attaching …loves… to John and Mary.
Under this approach, students attending a lecture for an undergraduate research methods course were invited by their lecturer to participate in a research project on academic dishonesty.
Success on the track emboldened her to take new risks: tasting her husband's snail appetizer, dining in a restaurant alone and ditching a career as a college lecturer to try her hand as a writer.
