Sentence examples for a colloquium from inspiring English sources

Dr. Overton starts a colloquium.

The CUNY Graduate Center has a colloquium every Wednesday that draws philosophers from the area's institutions.

The New Yorker, October 10, 1936 P. 59 Dr. Overton starts a colloquium.

(A colloquium is a sort of writing workshop for graduate students).

— Ian Frazier, "The Temperature of Hell: A Colloquium" (July 20 , 2009 PRIVATE RYAN: (breathless) Infantry!

oral presentation of the dissertation proposal, preferably as a colloquium.

Faculty and students listen on during a Colloquium Series presentation.

Studying U.S. music in the 21st century: a colloquium.

But compared with the online debate about the debate, those exchanges look like a colloquium between Socrates and Cicero.

He said the school would also organize a colloquium on issues raised by military discrimination over sexual orientation.

By the end of the Middle Ages the Parliament had evolved from the King's Council of Bishops and Earls into a 'colloquium' with a political and judicial role.