Sentence examples for Professional scholarship from inspiring English sources
But I had begun preparing seriously for professional scholarship while an undergraduate.
Reluctant to impose a narrative written by white anthropologists and historians, the Indian museum largely rejected outside professional scholarship.
Two of the works are of thorough professional scholarship, while the others are the product of artistic and linguistic invention.
In writing the American history section of "History: Professional Scholarship in America" (Johns Hopkins, 1965, 1983 , 1989 Dr. Higham explored tensions between academic and popular history.
At the same time, he defended many of the underlying canons and standards of professional scholarship and produced a steady stream of influential historical essays alongside more polemical and satirical works.
Thus the question arises: How can we bring inexperienced researchers into real scholarly debate before they have the background and skills to enter full-bore into the world of professional scholarship?
With generous support from the Saul Zaentz Charitable Foundation and many individual donations honoring Project Zero's (PZ) 50th anniversary, Project Zero is able to offer professional learning scholarships to support a range of schools, districts, and organizations as well as a diverse group of educators.
The prep program is a selective pre-professional, scholarship course of study for students 12 through 18.
The school also offers a selective pre-professional scholarship course of study for students age 12 to 18. Students from that program (including the actor Giancarlo Esposito) have gone on to conservatories like Juilliard, as well as to Broadway and feature films.
From journals, mid-length research and monographs to world-class reference, Palgrave Macmillan offers readers and authors a single source for the very best in professional learning and scholarship, reaching the maximum readership with works of the highest quality.
His aim was to make social work more professional, bring scholarship to social-work education and reconnect with its roots in Jane Addams's 19th-century quest for social reform.
