Sentence examples for university executives from inspiring English sources

UNIVERSITY executives say they sometimes struggle to find motivated entrepreneurial professors.

The report admits that the university executives "were not ready" for this new bigger contract.

For example, whereas hypotheses were initially narrowly focused on LOG12 [the NASA paper], some ultimately grew in scope to include actors beyond the authors of LOG12, such as university executives, a media organization, and the Australian government.

An increasing percentage of students identify as BME, disabled and LGBTQ, yet university executives and boards remain largely white and those members identifying as disabled or LGBTQ are few.

The San Francisco Chronicle reported Wednesday that it had a copy of a letter sent recently to the Regents by 36 senior university executives who are demanding that the university let them accrue pensions based on their entire paycheck instead of capping the eligible salary at $245,000.

"That's getting to be a little too sexy even for me, and I have a good sense of humor about these things," said Stephen Joel Trachtenberg, a former president of George Washington University who has publicly defended high salaries for professors and university executives.

Ramphele has worn many hats: medical doctor, social anthropologist, World Bank managing director and university executive.

Formal training delivered by the employer or by outside agents such as university executive education programs can develop diverse skills.

"If there's someone in the university executive who has the sole job of looking after indigenous students I think it's better for everyone," he said.

One university executive warned of a "missing generation" of academics who would normally teach students and be the creative force behind research projects.

Then, on New Year's Eve, Barb Mazzola, a 52-year-old university executive assistant, noticed a cat "barely standing" in her backyard in West Palm Beach, struggling even to meow.