We honor their commitment to providing authentically student-centered, inclusive and transformational advising, their focus on collaboration, and their ability to create and innovate.
Now, nearly 300 years after they were written, we can hear the first part of a complete recording of all 12, scored for three violins, viola, cello and basso continuo – here provided in an authentically Mexican fashion by vihuela and guitarrón.
Her experience with Cornell's Intergroup Dialogue Project (IDP) provided her with key opportunities to connect authentically with people across cultures and identities – and not only those who are comfortable doing so.
He also knew Charles Ives, who provided him with a model of what an authentically American, yet uncompromisingly adventurous composer could be.
The ways in which the Russians concealed their identities and made their operation look "authentically American" in order to trick Americans into helping them provided evidence of a sophisticated operation with ties to Russian intelligence, he added.
The costumes and sets provided a visually rich experience, including a detailed and authentically designed large-scale carpet with the characteristic bright patterns of the Barbary region.
LONDON — After a four-year absence from the United States, Shakespeare's Globe is returning in the fall to stage "Love's Labour's Lost" at seven universities and a college-town theater over three months, with the hope of providing an authentically Elizabethan theatrical experience to American audiences.
He identified the 'traditional view' that, for early scientists, the 'clearness, beauty and simplification' provided by their theories led them to think that they had deciphered authentically the eternal thoughts of the Almighty.
This culturally responsive research design provided the opportunity for Indigenous and non-Indigenous community members to disclose their perspectives authentically.
Even so, this can still be seen as a plus-sum situation: if an adequate level of NSF and/or NIH funding were to be provided to support such ethics coursework (or curricula), appropriated monies could be used to re-fortify humanities' programs that could be specifically designed to more authentically and effectively inter-digitate with the sciences and medicine.
Today, CHWs often live in communities where they work, are valued and trusted members, and are in a knowledgeable position to authentically engage individuals regarding health, provide health education, and promote health (Becker et al. 2004; Maes, Closser, and Kalofonos 2014).
