Sentence examples for chair a workshop from inspiring English sources

He has served as a conference general chair, a program chair, a publicity chair, a workshop chair, and a program committee member for 160 international conferences; he has been as an editor-in-chief, an editor, an associate editor, a guest editor, an editorial advisory board member, and an editorial board member for 30 journals.

He has served as a conference general chair, a program chair, a publicity chair, a workshop chair, or a program committee member for 160 international conferences and editor-in-chief, editor, associate editor, guest editor, editorial advisory board member, or editorial board member for 30 journals.

It started in November 2010 when Lord Selborne, chair of the House of Lords' committee on science and technology into water management, chaired a workshop sponsored by Anglian Water.

Cut the chair back in a workshop or garage, using an electric hand saw.

Rogelio repaired old plastic chairs (he shared a workshop on the roof with a few other men), and made pipes out of bent metal scraps, which he sold to the junkies.

Bushman had co-chaired an NSF workshop on the causes of youth violence convened in the wake of the deadly school shootings in Newtown, Connecticut.

These experts operate in a new field at the crossroads of computer science, economics, and forensics, says Sarah Meiklejohn, a computer scientist at University College London who co-chaired an annual workshop on financial cryptography in Barbados last month.

When chairs were in short supply for a workshop with student organizers at last weekend's conference, he plopped himself on the carpet.

The process kicks off with a workshop and the November workshop was chaired by Lord Selborne, chair of the House of Lords' science and technology inquiry into water management committee.

While ADVANCE doesn't address dual-career couples per se, the center has sponsored a workshop for deans and chairs on spousal hiring.

Ms. Allyn identifies with children who are considered "at risk" and reaches out to them in "A Chair" with workshops and discussions.