Sentence examples for were faculty from inspiring English sources
noun
The scholarly staff at schools, colleges or universities, as opposed to the students or support staff.
Other sources of friction were faculty salaries and new building plans.
They were faculty people any way--more James' friends than mine.
That was literally my life because all my friends were faculty brats, and they all played Dungeons & Dragons.
So were faculty members at the Perkins School for the Blind here, when a sighted student from nearby Newton proposed it nearly two years ago.
Referring to the faculty of arts and sciences, the passage read, "Added to this pattern were faculty grievances that led to the March 15 , 2005 F.A.S. stunning vote of lack of confidence in your leadership" -- not "vote of no confidence".
The test subjects were faculty members and professors of the institute.
If there were faculties you turn them into departments and if there were departments vice versa.
In our model, the learning objectives were faculty-driven.
Though recognized at the institutional administrative level, the partnerships were faculty-driven, and relatively informal relationships were created in a manner similar to research-based scientific collaborations administered by faculty.
According to the organization, 26 (78.8 %) were faculties from clinical departments and 7 (21.2 %) were faculties from basic medical departments.
It will be faculty housing, not a dormitory.
