Definition of associate professor in English:

associate professor

noun

North American

An academic ranking immediately below full professor.
〈北美〉副教授
he is associate professor of dermatology at the university
Example sentencesExamples
- It was on the strength of this work that he was made an associate professor at the University of Göttingen.
- To the contrary, it is arguably faculty who are frozen in rank as associate professors whose productivity is likely to suffer.
- Two are associate professors - most are assistants heading for tenure review.
- They hold advanced degrees and serve as professors or associate professors of nursing in the academic setting.
- He is also an associate professor within Rensselaer's School of Architecture.
- The report shows that assistant and associate professors spent less time doing administrative work than professors.
- For most teachers of this age in Chinese universities, there are only two or three years left before their retirement and most of them retire as professors or associate professors.
- In 1974 he was appointed an associate professor at Stanford University.
- His home these days is Dallas, where he is an associate professor at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre.
- He is a tenured associate professor in the School of Communication at the University of Houston.
- It includes both full and associate professors, but not administrators.
- He remained on the staff there for the rest of his life being promoted to associate professor in 1937 and full professor in 1941.
- Full professors published fewer articles on average than did associate professors and were roughly equal to assistant professors.
- He became an associate professor at New York University in 1946 where he stayed for the rest of his life.
- Is there a difference in knowledge levels between faculty members with administrative duties, such as department chairs and assistant deans, versus those without, such as assistant and associate professors?
- He's an associate professor of surgery at the university medical school.
- The survey breaks down salaries within disciplines/major fields by faculty status: full professors, associate professors, assistant professors, new assistant professors and instructors.
- He's an associate professor at the naval post graduate school in Monterey and a consultant at Rand.
- Among the faculty ranks, we expected heads of departments and assistant professors from doctoral institutions to show less interest in accounting history than associate professors or professors.
- That year he accepted an appointment as an associate professor at Ohio State University.

Definition of associate professor in US English:

associate professor

nounəˈsoʊsiˌeɪt

North American

An academic ranking immediately below full professor.
〈北美〉副教授
he is associate professor of dermatology at the university
Example sentencesExamples
- Full professors published fewer articles on average than did associate professors and were roughly equal to assistant professors.
- They hold advanced degrees and serve as professors or associate professors of nursing in the academic setting.
- That year he accepted an appointment as an associate professor at Ohio State University.
- To the contrary, it is arguably faculty who are frozen in rank as associate professors whose productivity is likely to suffer.
- It was on the strength of this work that he was made an associate professor at the University of Göttingen.
- Among the faculty ranks, we expected heads of departments and assistant professors from doctoral institutions to show less interest in accounting history than associate professors or professors.
- The survey breaks down salaries within disciplines/major fields by faculty status: full professors, associate professors, assistant professors, new assistant professors and instructors.
- He became an associate professor at New York University in 1946 where he stayed for the rest of his life.
- He is also an associate professor within Rensselaer's School of Architecture.
- He's an associate professor at the naval post graduate school in Monterey and a consultant at Rand.
- He's an associate professor of surgery at the university medical school.
- He is a tenured associate professor in the School of Communication at the University of Houston.
- Is there a difference in knowledge levels between faculty members with administrative duties, such as department chairs and assistant deans, versus those without, such as assistant and associate professors?
- His home these days is Dallas, where he is an associate professor at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre.
- Two are associate professors - most are assistants heading for tenure review.
- For most teachers of this age in Chinese universities, there are only two or three years left before their retirement and most of them retire as professors or associate professors.
- It includes both full and associate professors, but not administrators.
- The report shows that assistant and associate professors spent less time doing administrative work than professors.
- He remained on the staff there for the rest of his life being promoted to associate professor in 1937 and full professor in 1941.
- In 1974 he was appointed an associate professor at Stanford University.

词汇	associate professor
释义	Definition of associate professor in English: associate professor noun North American An academic ranking immediately below full professor. 〈北美〉副教授 he is associate professor of dermatology at the university Example sentencesExamples It was on the strength of this work that he was made an associate professor at the University of Göttingen. To the contrary, it is arguably faculty who are frozen in rank as associate professors whose productivity is likely to suffer. Two are associate professors - most are assistants heading for tenure review. They hold advanced degrees and serve as professors or associate professors of nursing in the academic setting. He is also an associate professor within Rensselaer's School of Architecture. The report shows that assistant and associate professors spent less time doing administrative work than professors. For most teachers of this age in Chinese universities, there are only two or three years left before their retirement and most of them retire as professors or associate professors. In 1974 he was appointed an associate professor at Stanford University. His home these days is Dallas, where he is an associate professor at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre. He is a tenured associate professor in the School of Communication at the University of Houston. It includes both full and associate professors, but not administrators. He remained on the staff there for the rest of his life being promoted to associate professor in 1937 and full professor in 1941. Full professors published fewer articles on average than did associate professors and were roughly equal to assistant professors. He became an associate professor at New York University in 1946 where he stayed for the rest of his life. Is there a difference in knowledge levels between faculty members with administrative duties, such as department chairs and assistant deans, versus those without, such as assistant and associate professors? He's an associate professor of surgery at the university medical school. The survey breaks down salaries within disciplines/major fields by faculty status: full professors, associate professors, assistant professors, new assistant professors and instructors. He's an associate professor at the naval post graduate school in Monterey and a consultant at Rand. Among the faculty ranks, we expected heads of departments and assistant professors from doctoral institutions to show less interest in accounting history than associate professors or professors. That year he accepted an appointment as an associate professor at Ohio State University. Definition of associate professor in US English: associate professor nounəˈsoʊsiˌeɪt North American An academic ranking immediately below full professor. 〈北美〉副教授 he is associate professor of dermatology at the university Example sentencesExamples Full professors published fewer articles on average than did associate professors and were roughly equal to assistant professors. They hold advanced degrees and serve as professors or associate professors of nursing in the academic setting. That year he accepted an appointment as an associate professor at Ohio State University. To the contrary, it is arguably faculty who are frozen in rank as associate professors whose productivity is likely to suffer. It was on the strength of this work that he was made an associate professor at the University of Göttingen. Among the faculty ranks, we expected heads of departments and assistant professors from doctoral institutions to show less interest in accounting history than associate professors or professors. The survey breaks down salaries within disciplines/major fields by faculty status: full professors, associate professors, assistant professors, new assistant professors and instructors. He became an associate professor at New York University in 1946 where he stayed for the rest of his life. He is also an associate professor within Rensselaer's School of Architecture. He's an associate professor at the naval post graduate school in Monterey and a consultant at Rand. He's an associate professor of surgery at the university medical school. He is a tenured associate professor in the School of Communication at the University of Houston. Is there a difference in knowledge levels between faculty members with administrative duties, such as department chairs and assistant deans, versus those without, such as assistant and associate professors? His home these days is Dallas, where he is an associate professor at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre. Two are associate professors - most are assistants heading for tenure review. For most teachers of this age in Chinese universities, there are only two or three years left before their retirement and most of them retire as professors or associate professors. It includes both full and associate professors, but not administrators. The report shows that assistant and associate professors spent less time doing administrative work than professors. He remained on the staff there for the rest of his life being promoted to associate professor in 1937 and full professor in 1941. In 1974 he was appointed an associate professor at Stanford University.
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