- a word derived from instructor.
Example Sentences
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He entered Columbia's medical school after a brilliant career in Yale, because he could not get the Greek instructorship he wanted.
From Time Magazine Archive
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Sculptor Meliodon got so rattled that he resigned his instructorship in modeling at the University of Pennsylvania to give all his time to the contract.
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Dean Seashore of Iowa addressed the first session on the undesirability of premature assistant instructorship appointments.
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After a year's apprenticeship in a Chicago law firm, he took on an instructorship at the University of Chicago, and after a brief interlude as a Government revenue attorney moved to Columbia in 1924.
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Crocker’s donation for the medical school project solved one of Lawrence’s immediate problems: keeping Stan Livingston on hand after the expiration of his one-year instructorship at Berkeley.
From "Big Science" by Michael Hiltzik
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