Sentence examples for campus decision from inspiring English sources

Her book will be essential reading for campus decision makers and for anyone who cares about education and technology.

In the fall of 2007, the first student-led climate action course trained 14 undergraduate and graduate students on campus decision processes and emissions reduction options — an engagement that has inspired hundreds of students to integrate climate action into their research and activities.

A growing concern is the influence of deep-pocketed donors on campus decision making.

This is not "free speech absolutism" or even a pure standard for campus decision makers to apply.

But other free-speech advocates contend that these protests actually represent an increase in free speech and that students should be able to influence campus decisions.

"It's an easy sell to legislators and campus decision-makers, especially because the programs typically come at a modest marginal cost, because most of the time the coursework is already in place," Francis says.

We've got a lot of work to do, and we're committed to getting it done". Before Los Angeles Southwest College was placed on probation last year, students complained that they had too little input in campus decisions and about cuts in services such as those to the library, which made it hard for some students to finish term papers during finals, said Jason Serrato, a student-government leader.

"It's a campus-by-campus decision," he said, "but folks here are not aware of ever having paid a fee".

Students at Middlesex University, in north London, are engaged in a lengthy "sit in" over plans to phase out philosophy teaching at their campus, a decision they claim is ideologically driven.

For many reasons, ranging from specific programs and activities to the general vibe of independence and flexibility, and most important because of that feeling of excitement I got when I was on campus, my decision made itself easy, when it came down to it.

When the University of Southern California's Board of Trustees announced that beleaguered President C.L. Max Nikias would step down following a series of scandals on campus, the decision was hailed as a necessary first step toward repairing trust in university leadership.