Sentence examples for charge of student from inspiring English sources

His mother is a teacher who also supervises other teachers at one of its centers; his father is in charge of student testing at another.

In 2010, she announced she was leaving the station to take up a job in charge of student media at Sheffield University.

It is also important to get the name of the person in charge of student health and safety -- the program should have one -- and to find out about the program's procedures in the event of an emergency.

"It has to be done without making a big commotion in the community," Lieberman says, pointing out that the New York Lubavitch youth committee has recently marginalized a few of the more aggressive messianists, including Rabbi Cohen, who is no longer in charge of student outreach at New York University.

On Wednesday, BuzzFeed News reported the resignation of the Education Department's chief operating officer in charge of student aid — he was hired during the Obama administration — who cited his refusal to testify at Thursday's "politicized" hearing.

According to the article, the assailants yelled at one man who penetrated Jackie with a beer bottle, "Don't you want to be a brother?" Jackie did not disclose the alleged assault until the following spring, at the end of her freshman year, when she spoke to a university dean in charge of student misconduct, according to Rolling Stone.

Leigh worked on the presidential campaign and was in charge of Students for Barack Obama, which is an organization that had some pull in the last election and I think you might have heard of.

In fact, at the University of California, many of the people in charge of increasing student fees and debt are directly involved in the student loan business and other related financial industries.

Romney's education plan calls for putting commercial banks back in charge of federal student loans.

In Astrakhan he was in charge of the student brigade that harvested watermelons.

Shoriki was put in charge of suppressing student demonstrations at Waseda University, then one of Tokyo's most liberal institutions.