Sentence examples for campus changes from inspiring English sources

Residence on campus changes the calculation dramatically, as do additional fees for specialized courses and programs.

"It's just scary the way campus changed so fast".

— The buses wound through the Blue Ridge Mountains, taking the Yankees from the airport in Roanoke to the heart of a campus changed forever last April.

A second Wilton campus changed hands on Dec. 31, when the Louis Dreyfus Property Group sold 10-20 Westoort Road to TIAA-CREF a major teachers' pension fund, for $140 million.

Although not causal relationships, understanding both climate and personal change characteristics can be helpful to campus change agents in assessing the current STEM landscape of faculty practices.

The intervention strategies implemented by campus change agents for those in the awareness and curiosity stages should certainly be different compared to those intervention strategies implemented for faculty members in the hands-on tryout or adoption stages (Dormant 2011).

A faculty member who is unaware of EBIPs will need a different level of support and training than a faculty member who is a long-time adopter of EBIPs; for faculty developers and campus change agents, one size (intervention) does not fit all.

The title is a pun on the common phrase Big Man on Campus, but with campus changed to hippocampus, a reference to Peter's amnesia in the episode.

Under it, parents at certain low-performing schools can petition to shut down the campus, change staff and curriculum or convert to an independent charter enterprise, which are publicly funded and usually non-union.

A University of Colorado discussion about guns on campus changed course Wednesday as at least a half-dozen people in the audience identified themselves as students with concealed-weapon permits and defended their right to bring firearms to school.

Data for the American sample (USA) were taken from the Motivating Campus Change study (Geisner et al., 2004; Larimer et al., 2004, 2007).