Sentence examples for member teaching from inspiring English sources
Charles Haynie was able to hang on as a faculty member, teaching statistics in his final years at Buffalo.
Ehrmann got his own start in education as a Teach For America corps member, teaching fourth and fifth grades at Emery Elementary School, in a tough neighborhood in Washington, D.C.
Elana Katz is director of the Family and Divorce Mediation Program at the Ackerman Institute for the Family in Manhattan, where she is also a senior faculty member, teaching and practicing collaborative divorce coaching.
Charlotte Boulay Ann Arbor, Mich., Nov. 20, 2007 The writer is a full-time adjunct faculty member teaching composition and creative writing at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
In mid-August, the Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film and Television, part of the Tisch School, announced the appointment of Janet Grillo, an Emmy Award-winning producer and former studio executive at New Line Cinema, as a full-time faculty member, teaching courses in film production.
The resulting study describes the piloting of a collaborative professional development model, dubbed situated instructional coaching, for promoting change in both the instructional practice and beliefs of a faculty member teaching an introductory geoscience course.
To run a lab, be a faculty member, teach, do research.
For example, at one college a Community Medicine faculty member taught a class on tobacco and mental health, as the department of psychiatry faculty were unable to fit tobacco into their existing class schedule.
Divide concepts among the members and have each member teach or explain the concept to the rest of the group.
Ms. Whyte said the school had kept its standards high by recruiting dedicated teachers and promoting a sound work ethic, and by assessing wealthier parents a $2,000-a-year-plus 2,000-a-year-plus 2,000-a-year-plus 2,000-a-year-plusstafee
Albanian faculty members teaching E.S.C. courses appointments are subject to joint approval by both institutions.
