The part of the sentence "programs in the department of" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to various educational programs offered by a university or college. For example, "The University of Washington offers several programs in the department of Electrical Engineering."
RAYMOND A. LEVY J. STUART ABLON Boston The writers are, respectively, the clinical director and the director of the psychotherapy research program in the department of psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Dr. Lori Altshuler, the director of the mood disorders research program in the department of psychiatry at U.C.L.A., said in an interview today that there could be a link between bipolar disorder and drug or alcohol abuse.
"This is the doctor-patient relationship, and our expectations about being truthful about what's going on and about getting informed consent should give us pause about deception," said Dr. Miller, director of the research ethics program in the department of bioethics at the National Institutes of Health.
First up, we have a new and exciting program in the department of statistics and biostatistics that offers students the opportunity to apply statistical methods to real problems.
Or, more precisely, the storied university -- which counts among its alumni Stephen Hawking and HuffPost's own Arianna Huffington -- wants a student for its new "multidisciplinary PhD on chocolate" program in the department of chemical engineering and biotechnology.
The six graduate students who worked through the BEDCI questions qualified as experts, because they were enrolled in either the MSc (n = 4) or PhD (n = 2) program in the department of zoology and had been teaching assistants in a first-year lab course at least once.
The bride, 28, is a program coordinator in the department of international affairs in the New York office of the American Cancer Society.
B. Robert Kreiser, a senior program officer in the department of academic freedom, tenure and governance at the American Association of University Professors, said that in "generally accepted principles of tenure," a professor with tenure would receive a hearing before a faculty committee before charges would be brought.
All of the students were enrolled in 8 different bachelor level programs at the department of Computer and Systems Sciences.
Ray H. Liu is a professor and director of the Graduate Program in Forensic Science in the department of justice sciences at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), as well as the committee chair of UAB's Forensic Science Doctoral Training Program.
