The phrase "student chair" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific type of chair typically used by students, such as in a classroom or study area. Example: The students settled into their comfortable student chairs and eagerly awaited their teacher's lesson.
Hester may be a former student chair of the (moderate) Tory Reform Group with the usual 1st in PPE from Oxford, but he can't ("I'm not a politician") answer questions like that.
Taylor Whitsell '21, student chair of the national campaign committee, said that last year participant Brittany Packnett made a valuable observation when she said voting rights are important every year, not just election years.
As the student chair Tjaden recruits and oversees the NEA's 77,000+ student members who will soon become America's next class of public school teachers.
Why aren't student chairs on wheels?" If chairs on wheels are more comfortable for adults and make them more productive, it seems reasonable they would have the same effect for students.
You could design it as an enchanted hollow den, fill the first floor with plushies, have a desk and chair on the second floor, with pillows, laptop and candle, and on the third floor, have a fire put, diner booths, sofas and couches, student chairs, a tablet and so forth.
One university's Labour Students chair put it to me that 'a majority of the people' actively involved in their society were gay, whilst another regional Young Labour chair admitted his committee was 'majority-gay and bi'.
It occurred to me that I was behaving just like Goldilocks, trying out my students' chairs.
While Snowden is highly unlikely to take up his post in person, Glasgow's rectors are elected to represent students, chairing the university's ruling court.
Provost Martin A. Schmidt selected the fellows, with input from an advisory committee of faculty and students chaired by Dean for Undergraduate Education Dennis M. Freeman.
Provost Martin A. Schmidt selected the recipients, with input from an advisory committee of faculty and students chaired by Dean for Undergraduate Education Dennis M. Freeman.
