Sentence examples for tech administrator from inspiring English sources

After the selection of a replacement in the University of Toledo's Dean of Engineering, Edwin D. Harrison, Weber remained a Georgia Tech administrator and was named Vice President for Planning in 1966.

Tech administrators said yesterday that they would not discuss the moves, and Knight could not be reached for comment.

In one, a booster recommended to Tech administrators, "You should sign a contract that would not cost us too much to fire him".

An apparent error by one of the regime's tech administrators briefly gave the world a rare glimpse into the few online sources of information sanctioned by the North Korean regime.

In an effort to spur sales, Tech administrators had head football coach Frank Beamer star in a video asking Hokies fans to buy tickets to the game.

On this question, we usually hear from teachers, parents, administrators, tech companies, and investors clamoring to fund them.

The tech-savvy former network administrator regularly turns to Yelp.

What I am saying is that it is important for university administrators and tech transfer offices to understand that there is a great distinction between licensing intellectual property to large, existing companies ("Industry" as we say) and licensing IP (and taking equity in!) a fledgling entity that is being formed for the express purpose of commercializing that IP.

After extending his stay by three more, Cutts, now the USDS director of engineering, will take over as the in-house tech consulting group's acting administrator.

Numerous astronauts and National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAadministratorsorspentntimeme at Tech; most notably, Retired Vice Admiral Richard H. Truly was the eighth administrator of NASA, and later served as the president of the Georgia Tech Research Institute.

"Tech support people and systems administrators are some of the most dangerous people to let go," says Jim Atkinson Jim Atkinson, president of Gloucester, Mass.-based Granite Island Group, which specializes in cleaning up technical corporate sabotage.