| He is particularly dour about the universities, where the professoriate remains overwhelmingly attached to a familiar leftward agenda. |
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| Anyhow, Will does have a good column up about the unmitigated liberalism of the American professoriate. |
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| Analysis of the academic pharmacy workforce has confirmed the graying of the professoriate. |
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| According to a survey by the University of California, Los Angeles, one-third of the tenured professoriate is now over the age of fifty-five. |
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| The response from the professoriate was swift, severe, accurate, and thoughtful. |
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| At the same time, South African universities also face faculty renewal challenges due to an aging professoriate. |
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| Besides discrimination, what factors could be keeping conservatives out of Ph. D. programs, and so the professoriate? |
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| She is not a card-carrying member of the professoriate, nor does she claim to have a doctorate. |
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| In the undergraduate area, knowledge and skills transmission is more effectively accomplished by a professoriate that is conducting cutting edge investigations and research. |
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| The principal foundation of engineering practice is advanced education and research, provided by academic institutions and, in particular, by the members of the engineering professoriate. |
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| They are eager to learn about the renewal of the professoriate, and they're thrilled about our efforts to bring undergraduate students into the research realm. |
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| Still, there is a good percentage of the professoriate who are members in Canadian scholarly associations, although all associations could warrant an increase in membership and better coverage in their discipline or area. |
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| This data shows that, during these years membership in scholarly associations was declining more rapidly than the decline in the professoriate, to varying levels as shown in the following chart. |
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| At that time, AUCC projected a requirement for at least 30,000 new faculty hires over that time period9 due to the growth in student population and the high number of retirements from an aging professoriate. |
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| Technological Change and Professional Control in the Professoriate. |
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