Sentence examples for a student event from inspiring English sources

The fund covers the costs of the presence of uniformed CU security officers at a student event on the Morningside campus.

This year's Latin America conference at HBS, a student event in January co-chaired and organized by José Antonio Morán and Arturo Weiss Pick, "brought Latin America back to Harvard Business School," in the words of one fellow student.

In many cases, a student event planner also meets with the university's Event Management Planning Team (EMPT), which can help the event planner think through all aspects of their event.

"This was a student event, and students make decisions about their events, which is the case for the scores of events sponsored by students on campus every year," said Emily Aronson, a University spokeswoman.

But there are suggestions that this is a cultural divide she can't quite cross (a reference to the "eerily independent and well-behaved" small children at a student event, descriptions of "goofy love songs to Jesus") and a politics she spurns (George Bush's "fixed" view of God's will leads to arrogance; Barack Obama offers a "humbler" version of Christianity).

She has organized a student event based around a group discussion about the movie "The Departed" with MIT Chief of Police and former State Police Superintendent John DiFava; a swing-dancing lesson with the MIT Ballroom Dance Team; a yoga class; and many other student-focused activities.

Gender Blender, the club night where Newland claimed to have met Chloe, is a weekly student event at various outposts of Rosie's, a national chain of university town clubs.

When I first did it, I was doing a Labour student event and some girl tweeted: "Stella's got really horrible hair".

The B2B competition would have long remained a small student event if the medical school leadership had not seen the value of student innovation education.

Several planning meetings were held with staff from the student health units and student unions to plan logistics and screening protocols (including treatment and follow-up) for a publicised mass screening programme, to be implemented during a one week 'sexual health awareness and guidance' (SHAG) week, which is an annual student event designed to promote positive sexual health.

The reason for this objection to a seemingly innocuous student event was that the term "Super Bowl" was trademarked and that use of the term for any organized activity had to be approved by the National Football League.