Sentence examples similar to savvy faculty from inspiring English sources
The result of this divide could harm nations that lack the infrastructure, economic affordability, and data-savvy faculty.
Savvy and thoughtful faculty have spoken up when a student disappears, asking what is going on.
For the last few years, according to Alisse Theodore, assistant professor of English language and literature at the University of Michigan, "students were much more Web-savvy than most faculty and T.A.'s I knew".
ACES also provides resources, tools, and strategies for individual women to help them become more savvy about their own faculty careers, Bilimoria explains.
"Faculty have to be savvy with our time but also generous of our time" as crucial to the life of a university".
At Harvard, Kagan forged a reputation for herself as a savvy consensus-builder, uniting a factious faculty divided along ideological lines.
This is important because one might expect that medical faculty would be particularly savvy about reporting negative opinions when asked straightforwardly about their own views.
Furthermore, as the economics of funding changes, it's in a faculty member's best interest to become savvy in other areas of financial support besides grant writing.
"All incoming faculty have to be aware that we are a tech savvy institution and there needs to be a total buy-in to that" says Smith. "I joke with interviewees that we shoot people who use blackboards".
