Sentence examples for new lecturers from inspiring English sources
Most lectureships come with limited funds to set up labs, so the first thing new lecturers have to do--in between lecture preps and administrative duties--is to write enough research grant proposals that at least one or two will be funded.
"New lecturers become apprentice teachers with a specialist and experienced mentor, who works very closely with them to build up their skills and confidence.
At the beginning of 2012, the government placed some 400 new lecturers.
The other problem new lecturers encounter is that they have to start teaching and administering courses straight away.
Although I had taught the occasional lab class before and UWE was running support classes for new lecturers, I found my first year of teaching very difficult and time-consuming.
Claiming that many universities do not give new lecturers enough support in fulfilling their job requirements, such as course development and supervising students, the report concludes that "institutions should be required to submit a staff development strategy as a precondition for the release of research funding".
As regards Ehrenfels' philosophical pursuits, his interest in Brentano's philosophy gave way to a receptivity to the ideas of Meinong, the new young lecturer who had also studied with Brentano, but who was already developing views of his own, particularly in the theory of relations, which diverged from Brentano's orthodox teachings (see Rollinger 2008).
The students loved their new lecturer as much for his mind as his high jinks.
A new lecturer at one of the old universities now earns about the same as a new policeman, despite his many years of extra training (not to mention the concomitant debt).
Dons' pay has declined not only in relation to the private sector, but also to other public-sector jobs: a new lecturer at one of Britain's old universities now earns about the same as a new policeman.
The starting salary of a new lecturer, around £16,000, is "ludicrous," says Cotgreave.
