Sentence examples for share faculty from inspiring English sources

Share Faculty Expertise You may already have a pretty solid following, and you're already hassling your faculty for consistent blog material.

In many instances, large well-established medical schools are expected to provide or share faculty with newly created medical schools.

The recently created QUIPU network ('Red QUisU') is a promising group that aims to discuss regional curricula, look for funding that could be shared by member countries that are part of the network, share faculty and content with the members of the network (eg, via e-learning), and promote collaborations in Biomedical Informatics research and training.

The great research universities, she said, have achieved their dominant position in the world through shared faculty governance, and leaving faculty both academic and research freedom.

Perhaps more important than the shared faculty or administration, the university and the rabbinical school's guiding philosophies are identical -- Torah Umadda, a Hebrew phrase that refers to traditional religious learning combined with contemporary Western research in the sciences, humanities and arts.

The law establishes a shared faculty to exert control and assess the compliance with labor laws between the National Ministry of Labor, the 23 provinces, and the Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (CABA), which is the capital of the country and an autonomous district2.

A few BIM educationalists from the UAE experimented with BIM courses by employing several techniques such as adopting alliance types and sharing faculty, students, and educational institution resources (Heintz 2010).

President Nazarbayev has explicitly declared that NU should act as a pilot project to provide a model for the reform of the old Soviet-style university system, including the introduction of academic freedoms and academic standards and the introduction of shared faculty governance.

But for several years, Nebraska has lagged behind most others on the criteria for membership — primarily competitive research financing and the share of faculty in the National Academies, which issues policy reports and advice.

And since part-time adjunct positions are less likely than those for tenure-track jobs to be listed with the language association, the overall share of faculty members being hired for tenure-track jobs is probably smaller than the survey indicates.

There are too many other factors that may explain disagreement without giving up the assumption that we share a faculty of moral intuition.