Sentence examples for academic program for from inspiring English sources
The Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, N.Y., is managing the academic program for the school, which is starting with about 60 students.
He has since been following a modified academic program for the past 18 months in order to accommodate his training schedule for the Olympics.
Having graduated from NYU in three years, she went back to school in the mid-1960's, obtaining a Master's degree from Sarah Lawrence College in sociology in 1966, becoming director of the college's Upward Bound program (an intensive academic program for inner-city high school students), and then Dean of Student Services.
Mullenix submitted a review from the director of the PACE Institute, a social and academic program for inmates; it described Hood as "highly motivated," and cited his inclusion on the honor roll and his publication of "inspirational articles" in the PACE newsletter as indicators of a "successful future adjustment".
This article describes an innovative program, Evidence Equals Excellence, which consists of two components: a clinical practice component for health care clinicians and an academic program for baccalaureate and graduate nursing students.
This program of study and its counterpart, the college preparatory course ("B" Course), became the backbone of City College's academic program for over 60 years.
The Touro College School of Health Sciences, located downtown, offers undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate academic programs for more than 650 students.
Five years ago, Mr. Alagappan, 52, created a foundation that underwrites academic programs for talented students with modest means.
The university said Dr. Rodas was an expert on finances and academic programs for private liberal arts colleges.
Dr. Herbst is executive vice chancellor of the University System of Georgia, overseeing all academic programs for Georgia's 35 public colleges and universities.
Research has shown that the most successful company-run volunteer programs allow employees to select the causes they support, said Dr. Dwight Burlingame, who is director of academic programs for Indiana University's Center on Philanthropy.
