Sentence examples for caring mentor from inspiring English sources

His merit as a thoughtful administrator, skillful physician-scientist and caring mentor was recognized by presentation of the alumni association's Honorary Alumnus Award in 1979.

We mourn the passing of a brilliant businessman, caring mentor, loyal friend, and lover of life who enjoyed travel, opera, jazz, playing chess with his son and reading with his daughter.

He was a natural leader, caring mentor, and paternal figure for everyone privileged to work under his tutelage.

With deepest sympathy we remember a caring mentor, an inspiration to all of us and a dear friend of the Federated family.

Amendola's attempt to portray Sandusky as a caring mentor went awry at one point when he asked the accuser whether Sandusky had helped him with his summer correspondence course.

His fraternity brothers at the University of Richmond, the students he taught (while a graduate student at the University of Virginia and later as a faculty member at Quinnipiac University), and the new educators who joined the Quinnipiac faculty all remember him as a caring mentor who took the time to reach out and help them become integrated into the community.

Both faith-based and secular organizations played vital roles in the results these partnerships helped produce — helping cut chronic homelessness, matching children of prisoners with caring mentors, aiding addicts along the road to recovery, caring for millions of orphans and vulnerable children affected by H.I.V./AIDS in Africa, and much, much more.

The second image is the famous news photo of the 7/7 bomber Mohammad Sidique Khan, showing him in action as a caring "learning mentor" at Hillside primary school in Leeds – a sobering image of an apparently peaceable, assimiliated, community-minded guy.

Elena Lipson is the Divine Self-Care Mentor, life coach, retreat leader and creator of the 21 Days of Radical Self-Care Rituals online course.

On the way to an event at a local baseball stadium, Keller's wife, Sharri, encouraged the 33-year-old West St. Paul native to meet with Damond, a self-care mentor and yoga instructor, for guidance.

Nurses will receive two weeks in depth training in palliative care and support and supervision from an experienced palliative care mentor.