Trim, lithe and a youthful 60, Beardsley has spent a career mostly in Washington as a curator, writer and academic in an area of study that embraces environmental art, land art, and landscape design and history.
Playing soccer at Southampton allows the students to combine the sports and academics in a way that playing for a semi-professional Swedish team would not.
During my time at the World Bank, I helped start an initiative which brings together UN agencies, governments, NGOs and academics in a broad coalition to implement a natural capital accounting system in eight countries.
Four years ago I did a public event with Egyptian bloggers, human rights activists and academics in a lecture theatre just off Tahrir Square in Cairo, where the Arab spring had blossomed just a year before.
Schools are being given the freedom to use teaching resources in computer science designed by leading employers and academics, in a move aimed at transforming the teaching of information and commmunication technology (ICT).
We have studied start time changes over a full year, noting changes to sleep, mood, health and academics in a high school that delayed start time by 45 minutes.
have been limited," the result is a very engaging book that should be of immense use to students and academics in a wide range of fields.
I would like to add some general observations of my own, gathered from work experience and academics in a variety of key functional areas.
Universities and academics in a range of countries have expressed alarm at the proposed law, which would potentially affect the activities of all foreign NGOs within the vast and rapidly rising scientific power.
While serving as chair of the governors association, Christie held prep sessions on foreign policy with officials, business leaders and academics in an attempt to ready himself for a White House run, according The Associated Press.
