Sentence examples for lecturing post from inspiring English sources

His first lecturing post was at the University of St Andrews (1964-72).

Dr Ketland also moved to Oxford, taking up a lecturing post at the university's Pembroke College, the inquest heard.

This paper discusses the naïvety of a new academic, issues encountered in the first year of a lecturing post and the efforts put into writing and compiling a new, core, final year, undergraduate module.

Simon Lee Gallery, W1, Fri to 6 May OB In 1967, John Latham was sacked from his lecturing post at St Martin's School of Art for returning a library book that he had masticated, fermented and forced into a test tube.

This has been the experience of Dr. Andy White, a Health and Safety Coordinator at the Medical Research Council Human Genetics Unit MRCC) who was appointed directly from a lecturing post.

Sitting in the middle are some 40,000 or so fixed-term and contract research staff who, if seeking a permanent lecturing post, have no evidence to confirm their ability to win external funds and manage their own research projects.

Prior to this, he held lecturing posts at the Open University and Birkbeck College, University of London.

He also held professorships and lecturing posts at Stanford, Berkeley, Princeton, Columbia and Harvard, among others, and lectured at museums and galleries around the country.

In 1989 he returned to Oxford, as organist of the University Church, with lecturing posts at three colleges until his 1992 appointment to King's London.

UCU's main fear is that the planned appointment of 50 new assessors for vocational courses is effectively a substitution for an equal number of lecturing posts that would disappear.

His studies in those latter subjects have included terms as a visiting scholar at Stanford and Harvard and lecturing posts at, among other places, the University of California, Berkeley, where last year he taught The Nature of Mind (an introduction to cognitive science) and A History of Knowledge.