lecturer vs academician

Some examples from the web:

• It was Anne's literature lecturer.
• Beskin is an engineering science lecturer.
• Ernesto Baron is known internationally as a writer, researcher and lecturer.
• He was in demand as a lecturer and teacher on these subjects at Urantia gatherings.
• I heard he's a terrific lecturer.
• I'm your guest lecturer, Dr. Sheldon Cooper.
• Victim Annapurna Kinneson is a linguistics lecturer.
• I used to be a lecturer at her school before I became a professor.
• Claire Ryan, 42, lecturer at NYU.
• He is a well-respected university lecturer with strong ties to the local community.
• That's the English lecturer, ma'am.
• Entrepreneur, corporate communications consultant, lecturer of web & social media marketing
• Born in Santiago, Chile, she is a director and university lecturer.
• Our dad had got a job as a lecturer there.
• As a university lecturer, I wish to thank all those involved for supporting this initiative.
• The Scottish lecturer who was the inspiration for Sherlock Holmes.
• He also collaborates with companies, associations and training organizations as a lecturer on aspects of employment law.
• Ross Birrell (1969) is a Scottish artist, writer and lecturer.
• She has worked as an art lecturer at the university level.
• Senior lecturer at German Technical University (VUT) in Brno.

Some examples from the web:

• «A student from Armenia Anrei Gonchar» long ago became academician.
• Appointed permanent academician of the Real Instituto de Doctores in 2003 for achievements in the field of public finance.
• intellectual, academician, librarian, senator
• Research of geological riddles of vicinities of Simferopol and Alushty has in many respects defined career of academician Alexander Fersmana, professor Vladimir Lebedinsky and other known scientists.
• D. Likhachev, academician, former prisoner of the Solovki
• Is it a help that Benedict XVI was himself an academician?
• This is how the fifth book of "Gifts From Our Relatives", the scientific saga concerning thoughtful observation of the legacy of Serbian literature and arts,' said academician Vladeta Jerotic.
• The male's attitude is that of a well-disposed academician who studied the alleged downfall of the human race with the true objectivity of a good historian.
• It has just been released by Arkeios editions the Italian translation of this interesting 2004 text signed by the Australian academician Graham Connah on the archaeological research in Africa.
• They are read in three blows of salt box and are appropriate to pressed people, as with those whom the cups of tea of academician tire. Or with the average teenager.
• Artist Xia Xiaowan is also a member of Beijing Oil Painting Art Committee, as well as an academician of China Oil Painting Society
• Saturday the 8th of March 2003, in Fiuggi, on occasion DeepCon 4, our higly prized academician Sooran met Tim Russ, (Tuvok) and presented him with a plate in behalf of Vulcan Academy
• Academician Anton Donchev is a prominent Bulgarian writer of historical novels.
• I was a waitress on a ship, the "Academician Timiryazev".
• Brokers excuse. Only potential tenants may contact us. Prefer Expats and Corporate/ Academician tenants or Long-stay families.
• GRAND MALL, parking level 1, Academician Andrei Saharov St 2
• Skate Mania Dos Bichos - Pantanal Series Theme: Naif painter produces his paintings with freedom. Lucio Larangeira is an Academician of Febacla. Lives in Campo Grande - Mato Grosso do Sul, where he keeps his atelier.
• Since 1996, the Dnipropetrovsk State Medical Academy (DSMA) is headed by Academician of Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine, Professor G.V. Dzyak.
• Elected as an Academician of San Luca, Rome, he took part in an exhibition of contemporary drawing in the academy and in the "Una certa idea della pittura" group exhibition at Palazzo Trentini, Trento (Loizzo).
• The event, organized in the framework of the European Heritage Days 2017, will end with the reading by Andrea Mameli of an inedited inaugural speech of the Royal National Archaeological Museum of Cagliari, written by the famous archaeologist and Lincean Academician Antonio Taramelli in 1917.