Sentence examples similar to Academic betterment from inspiring English sources
"We have to realize that there are many different attitudes on the part of church leaders, that there is no one church, that there are forces who resist and those who work for the betterment of the situation," the Rev. Hans Zollner, academic vice chairman of the Gregorian University, told reporters at a news conference last Friday.
The Stanford Infrastructure Program SIPP) consists of projects and programs proposed and developed for the betterment and general support of the University's academic community and its physical plant.
For many, academic life has an ethical component that values research translation for human betterment.
Moreover, they allow for critical self-governance and self-betterment that, in our experience as Reed students, were inextricably linked to the school's academic excellence.
At a time when science had no influence on college curriculums, "Rogers saw the need for a new kind of academic institution--one that could train students to put the advances of modern science to work for the betterment of humankind," said Hockfield.
How can the funding of academic research be structured to promote desired outcomes such as the discovery of basic knowledge, finding applications of knowledge for the betterment of society, and training the next generation of scientists?
Will it be any betterment?
