Sentence examples for made faculty from inspiring English sources

Barbara Kaplan, dean of the faculty, said, "It has made faculty recruitment a lot easier".

Some of Mr. Hubbard's extracurricular activities have also made faculty members at his Columbia Business School unhappy, because, they say, they reflect poorly on the institution.

In the past NSF has made Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Program awards in bioengineering research and education to new investigators.

It is precisely this rapid rate of change that has made faculty workshops like the one at my college such a necessity.

Now we're right in the middle of making faculty offers".

The affair "is the kind of thing that make faculty think they need to push back or even rein in the administrative side of the university," he said.

It is not the upper administration that makes faculty hiring decisions, it is the departments, and herein lies the problem.

Chicago State University has announced it won't be able to pay its bills after March 1, Western Illinois University is making faculty cuts and the University of Illinois is making plans to cut costs next school year.

"I think what people don't really realize with this Title IX apparatus, and what's coming out in this case, is that it makes faculty more vulnerable to [self-censorship], really, because these cases are possible," Kipnis told HuffPost.

Competition-driven feedback loops led institutions to hire more investigators, build more labs, make faculty salaries more dependent on NIH dollars ('soft' money), and attract more trainees to do the work thus driving even fiercer competition among institutions and scientists.

The men from URM backgrounds in this study raise the possibility that improved postdoctoral salary and rates of grant funding for biomedical researchers from all backgrounds would go a long way to making faculty careers more attractive to them.