Sentence examples for appointed college from inspiring English sources

Saint Joseph College Art Gallery -- This nicely appointed college gallery, opened in 2001, offers regular displays from its permanent collection along with occasional loan exhibitions.

Girls could become teachers and nurses, but not doctors or principals; women rarely were awarded tenure and even more rarely appointed college presidents.

Legislation is proposed by the European Commission, the EU's civil service (led by an appointed college).

Legislation is proposed by the European Commission, the EU's civil service (drawn up behind closed doors by an appointed college).

He appointed young, college-educated men to administrative positions.

So Jack persuaded the governor of Massachusetts to appoint his college room-mate to keep the seat warm for a couple of years.

The Harlem Educational Activities Fund, a program that provides academic assistance to students from seventh grade through college, appointed DANIELLE MOSS LEE, left, as executive director this month.

Earlier this month, after being temporarily released for medical treatment, he called on Iranians to boycott the poll and said that the supreme leader, who was appointed by a college of clerics, should put himself up for election.

The small number of predetermined social workers members will be allowed to elect will be no more than the number of non-social workers who will be appointed to the college's council.

Appointed to the college's teaching faculty in 1972, he served as assistant dean for student affairs from 1976 to 1981; he then served as academic dean from 1981 until his appointment as president in 1991.

He was appointed when the College first opened in 1849.