Collocations withfaculty
These are words often used in combination withfaculty.
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adjunct faculty
The school has 18 faculty members, five adjunct faculty and 12 associated faculty from other university departments.
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cognitive faculty
To put this in another way, suppose we suspect that a cognitive faculty can be used in multiple ways, it has multiple actual domains.
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critical faculty
I utter that word of criticism because, in the present circumstances, my critical faculty is becoming rather blunted from disuse.
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dedicated faculty
Both graduate and undergraduate students engage in research and scholarship alongside dedicated faculty who are committed to their academic and professional success.
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faculty adviser
Although there is a faculty adviser, the students make all decisions regarding the content and direction of the paper.
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faculty advisor
In one case, however, a graduate student and her faculty advisor shared their nicknames for undergraduates.
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faculty appointment
He also held a faculty appointment in international business and political science.
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faculty development
As part of faculty development, those who would call themselves "professor" must deal with issues of professionalism among their peerage.
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faculty meeting
Just about everything is more relaxing than attending a faculty meeting!
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faculty member
What was it like being a junior faculty member there?
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faculty mentor
Deficiencies should be appropriately documented and addressed at regular intervals, no less than twice yearly, but more frequent visits with the faculty mentor or advocate may be particularly effective.
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faculty of medicine
This library, known until recently as the library of the faculty of medicine, now serves all three universities in the city.
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faculty position
She was the first to hold a faculty position in this new area of pediatrics.
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faculty sponsor
Each active chapter is required to have a faculty sponsor responsible for overseeing the activities of the chapter.
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full-time faculty
In 2005, there was a total of 95 full-time faculty with 41 endowed chairs, professorships and research fellowships.
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individual faculty
A few years later that situation had changed dramatically with many academic departments and various administrative offices, along with individual faculty members, possessing fax machines.
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intellectual faculties
He believed that only very few men are gifted with intellectual faculties that can rise above mere passions.
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junior faculty
Of the three junior faculty hired about the same time, none of us 'survived', a similar fate to previous young faculty.
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mental faculty
It examines the implications of findings from these domains for our understanding of the limits of the mental faculty to acquire language.
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part-time faculty
He was the only full-time professor, with 23 practicing lawyers serving as part-time faculty.
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qualified faculty
Today around 2000 students undertake their undergraduate and post graduate courses here, under the expertise of over 100 qualified faculty members and research guides.
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senior faculty
Politeness and cooperation reign among senior faculty linguists, who have realized that antagonism only hurts students and programs in all the language sciences.
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tenure-track faculty
It currently features a student body of 330, and 32 full-time tenured, or tenure-track faculty, all of whom have terminal degrees in their field.
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tenured faculty
Further, institutions have explored various options to influence tenured faculty to forgo their tenured position by providing buyouts, phased retirement, and other arrangements.
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visiting faculty
Its six buildings house seven fully equipped studios, an exhibition gallery, a retail craft gallery and gift shop, and housing for visiting faculty.
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