The medical college provides exposure to clinical, translational and basic scientists to serve as research mentors.
For instance, Hawley et al. ([2011]) found that among a sample of Kansas college students, exposure to evolution outside of the classroom such as visiting natural history museums, reading, or viewing evolution in the popular media is positively related to evolutionary knowledge.
These were final year students, indicating an effect of long-term (3 to 4 year college career) exposure to stress and strain on the lower back.
Although also academically gifted and driven, they enter college with less exposure to the unsaid expectations of elite academic settings.
Still, he said, he was thrilled with the $219,000 from the college, and the exposure, especially now as the arts are gaining momentum in the Bronx.
Cornell offered me the opportunity to attend the best engineering college that included exposure to a liberal arts education, coupled with the chance to play football.
We found that large numbers of the students were making their way through college with minimal exposure to rigorous coursework, only a modest investment of effort and little or no meaningful improvement in skills like writing and reasoning.
In the chase for money and exposure, college football, once a quaint drama of regional rivalries played out on autumn Saturday afternoons, has become a national sport played throughout the week, intruding on class schedules and even on exams.
Partnered by Richard Wingate at the MRC Centre for Developmental Neurology at King's College, London, my exposure to his science has opened my eyes to a different view of the brain.
The first was college and career exposure.
