Converse of object

• appoint: In 1776, at the age of 23, he was appointed professor at Edinburgh University.

Preposition: at

• nova: Stress on your professor at nova the guests with pounds pot with.

Adjective modifier

• adjunct: I am also an adjunct professor at Arizona State University.

• emeritus: In 1883 he left the active service of the London Hospital, and became emeritus professor of surgery at the Hospital's medical school.

• assistant: Newman received his medical degree in 1970 from the University of Toronto, where he is now an assistant professor.

• eminent: Eminent princeton professor than dick morris was arranged the now being offered.

• honorary: In 1979 Davis visited the Soviet Union where she was awarded the Lenin Peace Prize and made a honorary professor at Moscow State University.

• absent-minded: Do the stereotypes of the absent-minded professor or the'mad ' scientist come out of thin air?

Modifies a noun

• emeritus: Douglas Johnson is professor emeritus of French History, University of London.

• mila: University professor mila individuals who arrived decision to purchase individual insurance markets.

Noun used with modifier

• princeton: Eminent princeton professor than dick morris was arranged the now being offered.

• associate: Last year I had been present during the annual review of associate professors for tenure.

• physics: Only 15 out of 450 UK physics professors are women.

• university: Merit pay often amounts to two or three times the base salary of university professors.

Preposition: of

• physic: Keith Barnham is a professor of physics at Imperial College London.

• sociology: Frank Furedi is professor of sociology at the University of Kent.

• mathematics: Ian Stewart Ian Stewart is professor of mathematics at Warwick University.

• economics: He himself had been a professor of economics at the University of Queensland.

• psychology: Then he became an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Denver ( Colorado ).

• botany: It has been since much improved by Dr. Sherrard, who assigned 3000 l. for the maintenance of a professor of botany.