Sentence examples for campus infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Many amenities were possible within the original $104 million budget, with enough money left over, almost $30 million, to improve old campus infrastructure like heating, electrical and water systems, which no one ever notices until ruptured pipes erupt like geysers.

Second-tier schools strive to improve faculty salaries and campus infrastructure (labs, dorms, libraries) to compete with the leaders.

First at YouTube working with massive online open courses from Udacity and Coursera for four years, and then at Minerva University (Silicon Valley's experiment with a university education without the college campus infrastructure), Houghteling was exposed to the latest and greatest models for making education more accessible.

The College did require three hours of daily manual labor, which helped students defray expenses and develop the campus infrastructure while students learned scientific principles through their efforts.

"We will provide a better campus infrastructure to handle sexual assault complaints if we determine what is currently working and what is not," McRaven said.

Everest University in Tampa, Fla., has also recognized the benefits of investing in campus infrastructure to provide students with additional learning opportunities and help drive down the costs.

HBCUs will be challenged to provide support to thousands more students who are not now in the higher-education pipeline, expand all aspects of their campus infrastructures, hire new staff, revitalize their faculties and curricula, and improve their six-year graduation rates in order to demonstrate the efficacy of public investment.

The school has already improved and enlarged the middle school and repaired and replaced the campus's infrastructure, and it will ultimately remodel and renovate the upper school classrooms.

The current message reflected by the main campus´ infrastructure in terms of mobility is undergoing serious questioning.

The results show that the more OSU-affiliated bicycle riders are residing around an individual OSU commuter, the more attractive bicycling becomes, controlling for other factors such as gender, status, proximity to campus, bicycle infrastructure and attitudes.

The shared ambition to create 'smarter universities' is becoming the subject of feverish excitement—'institutions that can use the huge amounts of data they generate to improve the student learning experience, enhance the research enterprise, support effective community outreach, and advance the campus's infrastructure' (Lane & Finsel, 2014: 4).