Our previous home-video basic surgical skills curriculum required substantial faculty time and resources, and was limited by delayed feedback and technical difficulties.
More sophisticated enhancements, such as audio and video components, might require more substantial faculty development efforts, and additional research is needed on both how to better disseminate these curricula, and on practice and patient-level outcomes.
Manifestations of university global health activity include substantial student, faculty, and university presence at global health conferences; the development of research networks; and new coalitions of universities (15– 15).
Without support, including a substantial amount of faculty and staff, as a student of color at a [predominantly white institution], it is not uncommon for us to feel helpless. .
However, the fact that these practices were generated 'from the ground up' highlights the importance of allowing faculty substantial local control over the change process.
It will be hard for any school to alter its cost structure without making substantial changes to its faculty and pay, though some schools are earnestly considering two-year J.D. programs and beginning to experiment with more virtual learning in selected courses.
These surveys have uncovered problems, even at establishments where women make up a substantial proportion of the faculty.
Specifically, this led to a high workload for the involved faculty including substantial personnel management time, on-going coordination with public school sites, management of funding, applying for additional funding, researching the effectiveness of the program, and training and certifying incoming evaluators and working with consultants for external evaluation.
The cost of selecting inappropriate applicants is substantial for both the faculty and society.
Under his leadership, there were substantial increases in graduate enrollment, faculty salaries and library spending.
But perhaps he has already made one of his most substantial contributions by earning a faculty position at Harvard, along with the justified praise of serious scholars.
