Sentence examples for reduced faculty from inspiring English sources

Dr. Bugliarello increased fund-raising and enrollment and reduced faculty.

Reduced tuition means alternate revenue streams, cutting costs (reduced faculty numbers) or increased class size to maintain revenue.

Those cuts reduced faculty ranks, class offerings and student support programs, all of which hinder students' ability to graduate on time and ultimately enter the workforce.

They expanded programs, often building research facilities to accommodate the growth, and reduced faculty-student ratios.

If overloaded institutions diverted their students to online education, it would reduce faculty, and associated expenses.

So university administrators are doing their best to reduce faculty power.

Private colleges, too, are tightening their belts — turning down thermostats, scrapping plans for new gardens or quads, reducing faculty raises.

So while we're seeing staff and faculty salary freezes at most campuses, almost none of our schools are reducing faculty or cutting programs.

The president of N.Y.U.'s chapter of the American Association of University Professors wrote in the Times that the decision exemplified the way that universities were "doing their best to reduce faculty power".

Other science powerhouses planning reductions include Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, where officials plan to reduce faculty through attrition but say they might have to lay off professors if the economy doesn't improve.

Against the backdrop of drastically-reduced public funding for universities, attracting donations from the wealthy and their corporations -- plus, of course, raising tuition and reducing faculty salaries -- is considered particularly desirable behavior in a modern university administrator.