"professor at school" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who holds a teaching position at a school. Example: "Jane's father is a professor at the local high school, where he teaches biology and chemistry."
One of the items on his list, he says, was that his favorite professor at school, a political-science instructor, would have a personal experience with Jesus.
I have a lot of patients who were wheelchair-bound and unemployed become functional and return to work," said Dr Al Muderis, who is an associate professor at school of medicine at the University of Notre Dame Australia.
"I remember, after running to my mother in tears from the confrontation," Mr. Motl said, that the store owner defended herself "by saying, 'What interest would a 10-year-old have in antiques?' " When a professor at school culled his library of '40s and '50s Penguin paperbacks — mostly theater titles — Mr. Motl scooped them up.
I was really lucky to have supportive friends and professors at school, and I tried to stay involved with my normal college life but I felt like I was just going through the motions.
"I'm relieved to see the change that has come to the law school," said Robert S. Barker, a professor at the school for 26 years.
Also contact alumni and professors at schools where you received training.
Richard Epstein, another professor at the school, remembers something else about Ms. Kagan: a fierce ambition.
Dr. Adler is also a professor at the school of medicine at Tufts.
Bob Hudson is a professor at the school of applied social sciences at the University of Durham.
Liz Phillips, a professor at the school and a sound artist herself, was the show's curator.
Michael Shapiro, an associate professor at the school, said he hoped the discussion was framed well.
