Sentence examples for tenured lecturer from inspiring English sources
A tenured lecturer in the history department had resigned, and the authorities had to decide whether to replace her.
After a decade there, he came to the United States as a tenured lecturer in Slavic languages at the University of California, Berkeley.
After four years at Oxford, the aspiring historian set up shop as a tenured lecturer at the University of East Anglia in 1970.
In the video, Bittman goes out foraging in East Bay neighborhoods with Philip Stark, a professor of statistics, and Tom Carlson, an ethnobotanist and tenured lecturer in the Department of Integ rative Biology.
I was a tenured lecturer in economics at Harvard when, at age 38, I decided to give up my 21/2-pack-a-day smoking habit.
After completing a thesis on the topic of Self-Alienation and the Dialectic in German Idealism and Marx in 1952, Nolte got a job as a teacher while he worked away at his second doctorate that was, and still is, the necessary precondition for becoming a tenured university lecturer in Germany.
The starting salary of a tenured university lecturer without family is about 36 million lire (?18,600) per year before tax, with full pension contributions; this corresponds to 13 net monthly payments of 2 million lire (?1033) each.
The beta parameters (1 11) correspond to the regression coefficient of the intercept, tenured faculty, lecturers, GTAs, females, reports of student-centered practices, success perception, 60 80% of students prepared, 40 60% of students prepared, and <40% of students prepared, respectively.
Indicator variables were constructed for each of the other three levels of the variables (e.g., indicators were created for tenured faculty, lecturers, and GTAs for the instructor variable).
Postdocs of Cambridge (PdOC) was then conceived as an umbrella organisation to represent all research staff with a doctorate who were neither tenured fellows nor lecturers.
The competition is open year-round to all tenured and tenure-track faculty, clinical instructional faculty, and lecturers and lectors who have continuing appointments.
