colleagueship

So the third factor was friendship or, if there is such a word, colleagueship.

The organization places an emphasis on interdisciplinary teaching and colleagueship in the education of health professional.

We will miss his wisdom and colleagueship.

The colleagueship of Swaranjit-Sawang-Stephen helped in containing the terrorist tactics of Naxalites.

(p135) It is a community of "colleagueship... an ethos of association, teamwork, and collaboration, oriented towards goals, voluntarily entered into."

The lack of a "critical mass" of minorities on the faculty deprives undergraduates of role models, reinforces perceptions of minorities as marginal or tokens and reduces the opportunity for "colleagueship," the report said.

Later, Calvin developed the theory of the fourfold office of pastor, doctor (or teacher), elder, and deacon, possibly owing to the colleagueship with Martin Bucer and his own experience of leadership in church communities.

But another part is surely being treated like an adult, of entering a rough-hewn colleagueship by being trusted to put work into deciphering statements like the one at the beginning of this essay, or to deal with straight talk of the nature of science and the universe.

'He spoke about how he had appreciated the colleagueship of the Methodist pastor in Crackow and I was then able to say that there were indeed Methodists in Italy and the Protestant Church, although small in number is quite significant, particularly in its work among refugees and migrant workers.