Sentence examples for campus taught from inspiring English sources

The school's most enduring physical symbol, the Parsons table, with its characteristic square legs placed flush with the ends of the tabletop, was the product of a drafting exercise at the Paris campus taught by the interior designer Jean-Michel Frank.

From 2010, an annual two-week short course in nutrition research methods was conducted on the SJRI campus taught by international faculty from Indian and US universities.

The devotion of the professor, Nancy Bliwise, had earned her a campus teaching award.

Opened in 2004, the campus teaches about 4,500 students – mainly Chinese – and replicates the degree syllabus, teaching standards and quality control of the Nottingham campus.

Besides coaching his son's baseball team, Mr. Fastow jogs around the Rice University campus, teaches Hebrew and attends services at a local synagogue.

Vivien Jones, pro-vice-chancellor for student education at FutureLearn partner, the University of Leeds, believes the venture will give campus-based students at participating institutions an extended platform from which to access a "rich, interactive set of resources" from a range of providers in addition to their campus teaching.

The campus teaching center now uses it to instruct faculty.

However, collaboration could occur with a coach in an education department (Bailey and Nagamine 2012), a faculty peer with experience in reformed teaching practices, a representative of a campus teaching and learning center, or with sufficient institutional support an education specialist could be hired (Wieman et al. 2010).

Trying to make the best of a difficult situation, CUNY is offering a new program called Prelude to Success that allows students who failed one or more of the exams to enroll for one semester as community college students but take their classes on the senior college campuses, taught by faculty members imported from the community colleges.

The Technical College System of Georgia, for instance, whose 28 campuses teach everything from power-line maintenance to dental hygiene, has sharply raised its fees, yet the number of students is up 24% from a year earlier.

"I'm totally devastated," said Lola Rockwell, a grandmother who asked board members, "Where will my child go if you close our world down?" East Palo Alto Academy — the name of the two Stanford charter school campuses — teaches 521 students in kindergarten through 12th grade, many of whose parents lack a high school diploma.