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  • adjective throughout a college.

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college +‎ -wide

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Examples

  • So far, his department has voted, 9-3, in favor of tenure and a collegewide faculty panel voted 5-0 to back the bid.

    Finkelstein up for tenure, incurs dean’s wrath | Jewschool 2007

  • The real trick is to find ways to introduce a real recognition of OFR into collegewide conversation without provoking silly crises.

    In which I ponder the budget. Angry Professor 2006

  • We had a big collegewide, townwide celebration, and I was -- I was the chairman of that event.

    Honor's Voice: The Transformation of Abraham Lincoln 1998

  • And another measure of enrollment, full-time equivalency, or FTE, increased 33 percent collegewide for the semester beginning last month, Jensen said.

    Aspen Times - Top Stories 2010

  • Based on projected growth in enrollment for the coming year, and priorities within our collegewide facilities master plan, campuses receive funding.

    Summit Daily News - Top Stories 2010

  • "Each campus is really focused on projects and learning opportunities on the environment and how we as global citizens can make a difference," said Nancy Genova, a college vice president and the West Garfield Campus CEO, who also oversees collegewide sustainability efforts.

    Glenwood Springs Post Independent - Top Stories Suzie Romig Colorado Mountain College Post Indepen 2010

  • "Each campus is really focused on projects and learning opportunities on the environment and how we as global citizens can make a difference," said Nancy Genova, a college vice president and the West Garfield Campus CEO, who also oversees collegewide sustainability efforts.

    Glenwood Springs Post Independent - Top Stories Suzie Romig Colorado Mountain College Post Indepen 2010

  • And another measure of enrollment, full-time equivalency, or FTE, increased 33 percent collegewide for the semester beginning last month, Jensen said.

    Aspen Times - Top Stories 2010

  • And another measure of enrollment, full-time equivalency, or FTE, increased 33 percent collegewide for the semester beginning last month, Jensen said.

    Aspen Times - Top Stories John Stroud Glenwood Springs correspondent Aspen 2010

  • And another measure of enrollment, full-time equivalency, or FTE, increased 33 percent collegewide for the semester beginning last month, Jensen said.

    Aspen Times - Top Stories John Stroud Glenwood Springs correspondent Aspen 2010

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