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He was accompanied by French thinkers and university deans.

The protesters included senators, university deans, students and workers.

Almost every student has tales of university deans and others scoffing at their pedigrees.

As Director, he became one of the youngest university Deans in Canada.

Moreover, if salaries are low, how can university deans stop their faculty members from scouring the country to do lucrative consulting?

A study by university deans predicts an intense tug of war among government, industry and academia for people with doctorate degrees.

College and university deans and department heads.

Columbia University deans explained a recent increase in bias complaints as a result of more vocal and aware students, not more instances.

Journalists have overthrown their editors, workers their union leaders, professors their university deans.

Mr Renzi also plans to meet university deans in emerging markets to discuss opening a campus in the city.

Sarkozy is not taking any French executives with him on this trip, but is bringing French thinkers and university deans.

Now, the office does all those things and sets up events with university deans and top executives, especially Dr. Sexton, nationwide.

Earlier this month, The Sydney Morning Herald reported university deans more or less claiming they don't run dud faculties with low standards.

If only for logistical reasons, it also means higher overall gender gaps across the board -- hours worked, earnings, CEOs, university deans, and so on.

Meeting with DM and University Deans of Agriculture Form of Hospitality:

At the University of Malaysia, 19 of 20 deans were bumiputras; in many other universities deans were exclusively bumiputras.

Cathy Edwards, who directs Dance Theater Workshop's international programs, said the project steered clear of university deans, cultural bureaucrats and other big institutional players in Vietnam.

In 1955, when he convened a conference of university deans of engineering to offer them the array of research grants and scholarships available to scientists, his proposals were rebuffed.

A delegation of university deans from the Dominican Republic also recently visited President René Préval of Haiti to offer to help displaced Haitian college students.

The report, "The Business of the Business," emerged from a series of wide-ranging day-long discussions over three years by 19 college presidents, university deans, professors and educational policy planners.

In that position, Mr. Gul would have the power to nominate judges and university deans and to approve or veto nominations to the cabinet and other sensitive government positions.

On the other hand, 15 ex-presidents of the university released a joint statement supporting the students and expressing regret that Mathieson and the incumbent university deans had condemned the protest.

Almost as soon as Mr. Federici was appointed rector - he was not among the three candidates recommended by the faculty - the university deans began to demand his resignation.

Across Serbia, workers have ousted party bosses from their posts in major industries, students have demanded the resignations of university deans, and journalists have taken over control of their newspapers.

He served on the California Engineering Liaison Committee for five years and as Chair of the Council of California State University Deans of Engineering.