Sentence examples for there a faculty from inspiring English sources

There, a faculty member must go through the stages of instructor, assistant professor and associate professor before reaching full professorship.

Only at Georgetown, is there a faculty member whose time is specifically underwritten to coordinate and supervise the program.

The bridegroom's mother, who retired as a professor of education and the chairwoman of the department of curriculum and instruction at Indiana University, now volunteers there as a faculty mentor and doctoral dissertation committee member.

After a decade (1898 1907) serving there as a faculty member and part-time basketball coach during the sport's fledgling years, he became the Kansas Jayhawks' athletic director.

The following day, there was a faculty meeting, and she wasn't there.

There is a social institution called education, and there is a faculty called critical thinking that education is designed to hone.

"There's almost always some piece here or some piece there that a faculty person would have rather done differently," said Todd Ruskell, senior lecturer in physics at the Colorado School of Mines, who tested an electronic edition of "Physics for Scientists and Engineers" by Paul A. Tipler and Gene Mosca.

Whatever the reason, the fact that there is a faculty shortage "has an enormous impact on research," said Krishna Jain, a retired physics professor from I.I.T. Delhi.

In accordance with student organization policies within the College of Medicine and the University, there is a faculty advisor.

In the Logic, Cohen rejects Kant's view that (in human knowledge) there is a faculty of sensible intuition that is independent of the faculty of understanding.

Ultimately, though, Aristotle does come to the conclusion that there is a faculty of desire (orektikon) whose occupation it is to initiate animal motion.