Sentence examples for professor qualifications from inspiring English sources

Should R.O.T.C. have to comply with the host college's rules for academic course content and professor qualifications?

Three trainers jointly delivered all sessions of the training; 1) an Associate Professor/general practitioner with a doctorate in mental health and extensive experience in delivering CBT training, 2) an Associate Professor with qualifications in both social work and clinical psychology, and 3) a social work researcher with experience in community mental health.

Qualifications: Professor of economics and public policy at the Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California-Irvine.

It showed that her salary was several thousand dollars less than that of two male professors with comparable qualifications.

The coach is "a local tax law professor who has no qualifications other than keen interest," explains Seasalt.

As a journalist and former English professor, I had few qualifications for running an apartment building, unless you count the one-bedroom condominium my family and I bought as a rental unit in 1993 in a Midtown building.

Professor Nutbrown said: "Getting qualifications right will help to ensure that women and men enter the profession with the skills and experiences they need to do the best work with young children and their families.

I believe that many of my colleagues will agree on the strength of Professor Pillard's extensive qualifications.

As a result of the consensus among professors and questionnaire, program qualifications have been identified and listed.

The day's events were set in motion in mid-January, when activists claimed that two fifths of dean Ibrahim Gashi's published doctoral research consisted of shoddy translations of Communist manifestos printed in fake Indian academic journals, and that numerous senior professors also obtained their qualifications through dishonest methods.

He assembles the ad hoc committees of five professors (including at least one not from Columbia) who examine the qualifications of every professor recommended for tenure, sits with them in evaluating candidates, and makes recommendations on each to the president.