Sentence examples for awarding college from inspiring English sources

It began awarding college degrees in 1901 and became Spelman College in 1924.

An organization may help poor people by providing them with free or inexpensive medical care, awarding college scholarships to them, or providing job training.

On June 19, he said at a shelter for runaways that preferential treatment should be given to convicts in awarding college scholarships.

Colorado and Texas have legislation requiring universities to adopt and implement policy which awards college credit to students who have successfully completed the IBDP or the much larger Advanced Placement exams of the College Board.

In 1997 the executors of her estate, Michael Merrill, her son, and Kathryn Sermak, her former assistant, established "The Bette Davis Foundation" which awards college scholarships to promising actors and actresses.

He wound up winning the 2010 Golden Spikes Award, college baseball's equivalent of the Heisman Trophy.

After Sept. 11, Mr. Silver said the state should award college scholarships to victims' families.

Back home he sponsored the Hawaii state high school baseball tournament, and established a foundation to award college scholarships.

The courses are also attractive in the current economy because they award college credit for a fraction of the normal tuition cost.

But refusing to increase revenues, he asserted, would necessitate cuts in programs that award college scholarships, finance the National Weather Service and medical research, and improve food safety.

TUESDAY -- A dinner and art auction at the Puck Building will raise money for the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers, which awards college scholarships to high school students.