proacademy

It is a kind of academy training professionals.

"Although Huskin was not proacademy, in this situation he represented many of the views popular with the Royal Academy.", from 'Albert Moore' by Nancy Elizabeth Lonhart · 1987

"Noacademy males were constantly advised that there was no proacademy bias -- that the alumni did well because of rigorous screening and extensive traning.", from 'Bring Me Men and Women', by Judith Stiehm, Stiehm · 1981

"Vyacheslav Ivanov's 1909 course on verification was subsequently called the ProAcademy by young poets of the time." from 'My Half Centure', by Anna Akhmatova · 1997

by proacademy October 2, 2021

pracademic

a mix of practical and academic study or activity

I teach a pracademic course for students interested in being entrepreneurs

by Jose Augusto Correa January 9, 2008

pracademic

employment mix (in the gig economy) of practice and teaching.

As a pracademic designer he/she taught design as a sideline to his/her design practice.

by MarkAWatson June 4, 2021

Pracademic

Practical academic study, research and development, usually aimed at 'Social Advancement'.

It was the Pracademic communities who eventually solved the problem, along with the Ethicians & Ethicapitalist Socialists.

"If all Life is sacrosanct aka sacred or holy, with equal rights to and equally worthy of development, then Love requires an 'Order' by which the development of each and every one is possible."

- Frank E Warner 'Future of Man' (London 1944).

by PartisanZ July 26, 2022