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The university subsidizes up to half the tuition for the child of a faculty member.

Local television station WAFF, quoting a police official, said the woman detained after Friday's shootings was a faculty member.

It's similar to the embedded librarian approach, but without the need for a formal arrangement with a faculty member for a specific course.

Once, "if a student or faculty member had the temerity to bring a grievance to court, is was likely to be bounced out in short order. "

Therefore, the faculty member is given permanent status and is not subject to termination except under extraordinary circumstances.

She will also work part-time as the Jewish chaplain and a faculty member at the prestigious Colby College.

Tip: If there is a faculty member who went above and beyond for you, or whose class you particularly enjoyed, take the time to say so.

Known as HUL, this distinct department is headed by the senior faculty member who holds the title of Carl H.

Some of the departments have a tradition of celebrating with a bottle of champagne whenever a student or faculty member finishes a thesis.

Faculty member are more likely to produce educational software programs than inventions.

Example taught by a faculty member who had been the head planner for several suburban towns.

Once a faculty member at Stanford University in California, Zhou Xingjiang decided to return to China four years ago.

Over a 30-year career for an average faculty member, that disparity could result in a more than $200, 000 difference.

I feel it represented extremely poor judgment on the part of our faculty member.

Virtue Many years after receiving my graduate degree, I returned to the State University of New York at Binghamton as a faculty member.

the supervisor and at least one other faculty member selected from the program.

Several years ago, as a Harvard faculty member, I audited an introductory psychology course taught by Steven Pinker.

Tucker is also an adjunct scholar with the Mackinac Center for Public Policy and an Acton University faculty member.

The reception was held at the home of a Stanford faculty member.

A university faculty member I spoke to pointed out that one of her students was a single mother.

I returned to the State University of New York at Binghamton as a faculty member.

Education: Holds a doctorate in statistics from North Carolina State University, where he was a faculty member from 1972 to 1976.

In fact, a faculty member's requisite skill set is quite extensive.

My Business Law professor was John Baker, Yale Laws first black faculty member.

My pay is about five times greater than an average faculty member's.

He is also a senior fellow and resident faculty member at the Ludwig von Mises Institute.

That's because the average faculty member has significantly more business acumen than these financiers.

If you are a student or a faculty member, you can register for academic use at no charge.

In each session, one or more students or a faculty member will have the responsibility to lead the discussion.

For the first time in recent years, a top Chinese university has fired a faculty member for academic misconduct.

A faculty member can be fired only for limited reasons, such as gross misconduct.

Before that, Dr. X worked at Carnegie Mellon University as a Research Associate, and at Fudan University in China as a faculty member.

There's an average of 16 students to every faculty member.

On the other hand, an accredited school will specify which degrees each faculty member has andswheresthey were earned.

Steve Thorne, a postdoctoral fellow at the time this work was done and now on a faculty member at the University of Pittsburgh;

Expenditures per faculty member in funded research

Clinical teaching practice is the key link of development of faculty member