Dean of Faculty

noun

1. the president of the Faculty of Advocates in Scotland

Example Sentences

"In this study, we found evidence of a range in average caregiver burden levels based on the dementia severity category of care recipients. The findings show that an online Zoom intervention in a peer group setting can be beneficial for family caregivers of older adults with mild, moderate, or severe dementia," said Catherine Tompkins, principal investigator, professor of social work, and associate dean of faculty and staff affairs in the College of Public Health.

From Science Daily

Professor sal johnston, the vice president for academic affairs and dean of faculty, will serve as interim president after Oubré’s June 30 departure, Williams said.

From Los Angeles Times

Siner was previously dean of faculty at the Washington Studio School, and still maintains a home and studio in Northern Virginia.

From Washington Post

The event was part of a series throughout the 2022-23 academic year dedicated to Ms. Morrison’s work, including lectures and an exhibit of her writing, said Gene Jarrett, dean of faculty at Princeton.

From New York Times

“My perception is that it’s a McCarthyism from the left,” said Mr. Ellis, a former dean of faculty and tenured professor at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts.

From Washington Times