Noun:

ఫ్యాకల్టీ మెంబర్,

faculty member's Usage Examples:

He returned to the University of Houston as a faculty member in 1954, but briefly left the university in order to attend Yale University and received a master's degree.

FacultyTemple Law School employs 68 full-time faculty members and retains numerous local attorneys as adjuncts.

Comair went on to becoming a faculty member at Osaka University in 1983.

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Colleges Advising ProgramUpon matriculation, medical students at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine are divided into four Colleges named after famous Hopkins faculty members who have had an impact in the history of medicine (Florence Sabin, Vivien Thomas, Daniel Nathans and Helen Taussig).

Rutgers University, 1958–1972, a book that documents the seminal creative activity and experimental work of faculty members such as Bob Watts, Allan.

Additionally its faculty members have been represented at more than 300 scientific conference and a symposium at home and abroad.

The Judson University Theater Program, directed by faculty members Dr.

She is a faculty member of Bard College"s Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts, as well.

assigned to any courses, we must delete the last of the records on which that faculty member appears, effectively also deleting the faculty member, unless we.

It is the largest employer of musicians in the region, with over 200 faculty members; since its founding, its faculty has included current and former members of the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Scofield's notes were under considerable criticism by faculty members of Westminster Theological Seminary, who led the orthodox faction.

Synonyms:

pedagogue, professor, educator, prof, academic, academician, pedagog,

Antonyms:

unscholarly, applied,