Sentence examples for while faculty from inspiring English sources

While faculty members initially leapt to defend Mr. Churchill's right to free speech after his essay came to light, support for him eroded after the faculty report.

While faculty housing subsidies are not uncommon, they are generally seen as a perk to lure professors and off-set high living costs.

While faculty members were involved in drafting it, Professor Howell, of the Milano school, said that the handbook was approved by the provost and the board of trustees in 2006, "hastily and over objections".

Administrators are evaluating the current course offerings to see which might be cross-referenced under public service, while faculty members are developing new programs, like "Reading Public Policy," which would employ literary techniques to deconstruct current events, and "Decision Points in History," a classics professor's effort to link ancient Greece and modern America.

Today, corporate-minded university presidents spout platitudes about "outcome metric" and "game-changing" technologies, while faculty members struggle to piece together a living with multiple part-time jobs, and students search for marketable skills that, they hope, will help them pay off their education debt.

"While faculty have certain values, students may be worried about other things," says NRC's Charlotte Kuh.

Next fall, Bard students will be able to take classes at Rockefeller while while Bard faculty members will teach high school students in Rockefeller's summer program.

For a while, students and faculty at Oberlin College were made to follow Graham's diet; graham crackers were so named in order to appeal to his acolytes.

While Purchase faculty members have previously arranged for student exhibitions in Manhattan, the satellite Neuberger would provide a permanent site.

As Virginia Tech welcomes eager freshmen while embracing faculty members and students who are grieving, the university is walking a fine line between remembering and moving on.

Dartmouth followed in 1900, by setting up the first graduate school of business, while the faculty at Harvard was intensely debating whether to do likewise.