Sentence examples for alumni liaison from inspiring English sources
Seeking to calm furious alumni, student and alumni liaison Andrew Klein says: "I told them it's the same old Hahnemann and MCP you went to, except now it's owned by a massive nasty conglomerate called Allegheny Health & Education Research Foundation (AHERF)." Medical schools?
The AEC should assign an alumni liaison to preside over the Council and to also act as the intermediary for the high school student body.
Employer liaison activity, alumni networks, tailored workshops and differentiated modes of delivery (Skype, webinars, e-guidance) are all highly suggestive of a responsive, dynamic service.
His faced a conflict of interest in his role as a Greek liaison since he was an alumnus of Delta Upsilon, insists Swarthmore junior Mia Ferguson, one of the women who filed a federal complaint against the college.
Affinity groups are also a new trend among alumni associations, according to Julie Harris who acts as liaison between about seven newly established affinity groups and the alumni association of Northern Illinois University (NIU).
Mr. Speiser was an active Alumni-volunteer and served not only as his class liaison but also as a member of the Horace Mann Alumni Council for several years.
He helped lure Henry M. Paulson Jr., a fellow alumnus of Goldman Sachs, to serve as Treasury secretary, and was Mr. Paulson's main liaison to the White House in 2008, when the Treasury worked frantically with the Fed to avert a collapse of the capital markets.
Bringing the Duke Library Building to fruition in 2005 involved her in liaison conversations not only with academic, administrative and library staff, but also with architects, finance committees, fundraisers, donors, alumni and the builders themselves.
