"on its faculty" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is a member or part of a group of people who work or teach at a particular institution, such as a university or company. Example: "Dr. Smith serves on the faculty of Harvard University, teaching courses in neuroscience."
But now it has a Baroque specialist, the harpsichordist Lionel Party, on its faculty, and it has taken to showing off its wares in this line.
It happens that the Joel Barlow High School has on its faculty Dan Cruson, one of the few professionally trained archaeologists in the state secondary school system.
The idea that a "Nietzsche Club," in particular, is not appropriate for a serious university (one with several Nietzsche scholars on its faculty, ironically enough) is astonishing.
With his characteristic charm and wit, President Joel can often be spotted around Yeshiva's campuses engaging with students and learning about them; one of his great pleasures at Yeshiva is in serving on its faculty and teaching his weekly course.
The school of fine arts at Tehran University once had Europeans on its faculty.
For decades, the University of California prided itself on the high percentage of Nobel laureates on its faculty.
Caso y Andrade studied at the University of Mexico and subsequently served on its faculty from 1918 to 1940.
He moved to the University of Miami School of Law in 1996 and was on its faculty when he died.
Cornell was also slow to embrace the presence of women on its faculty in general.
"This professorship is a new opportunity for NASA and MIT to work together to educate a generation of students who will help us achieve the Vision for Space Exploration". MIT's Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics has two former astronauts on its faculty--professors Laurence Young and Jeffrey Hoffman--and Hoffman--andy worksNASA on many researcloselyects.
As a professor at Amherst College, I was delighted to hear that Harvard is taking steps to increase the emphasis placed on teaching by its faculty ("Harvard Task Force Calls for New Focus on Teaching and Not Just Research," news article, May 10).
