emeritus

Preposition: of

• history: Douglas Johnson is professor emeritus of French History, University of London.
• chemistry: Professor Carl Djerassi Carl Djerassi is a writer and professor emeritus of chemistry at Stanford University.
• study: The project is a national research effort launched in 1976 by Dr. Carl Jensen, professor emeritus of communications studies at Sonoma state University.

Converse of object

• become: He remained at Berkeley for the rest of his career, becoming professor emeritus in 1968.
• name: The server in question contained no such files, but the department has a professor emeritus named Peter Usher.

Adjective modifier

• senior: He has been involved in what he calls " green research " ever since, and is now senior fellow emeritus at the institute.

Modifies a noun

• professor: He was awarded the title of emeritus professor in 1994.
• fellow: Michael Dunnill: Emeritus Fellow, Merton College, Oxford.
• fellowship: Fortunately the Leverhulme Trust has given me an emeritus fellowship, and I will continue to have a base at the Courtauld.
• status: Emeritus status may only be conferred on existing members of staff who already hold the title of Professor.
• staff: This includes some Senior Research Fellows, visiting academics, individuals with honorary appointments in the University and emeritus staff.
• consultant: Emeritus Consultant in Microbiology, Guy's and St.Thomas ' Hospital Trust, London.

Noun used with modifier

• professor: He remained at Berkeley for the rest of his career, becoming professor emeritus in 1968.
• director: Odum served as a professor until his retirement in 1984, but still serves the institute as director emeritus.
• chairman: On retirement Weill will be given the honorary title of chairman emeritus.
• editor: Haroon Siddiqui is The Star's editorial page editor emeritus.
• bishop: I know he will be a benign presence among us as bishop emeritus.