Sentence examples for college relations from inspiring English sources

"When the economy declines, our enrollment increases," said Grace Truman, director of college relations.

Some of the money will go toward maintaining historical material that the sisters left to the school, said Mildred Spearman, director of college relations.

"There has been much more competition for international students in the last few years," said Jane Brown, vice president for enrollment and college relations at Mount Holyoke.

"We've been extremely careful about not saying anything until the appeal process is completed," said Edward J. Caron, the vice president for college relations and planning.

The director of research and development at the company eHarmony, for example, the champion of the marriage market, has envisioned expanding the company's operations into later stages of adult life, and into workplace and college relations.

He is a former dean of admissions and enrollment at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and a former vice president for enrollment and college relations at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pa.

You could design an entire college public relations course about what happened to Cutler on Sunday: leaving Sunday's N.F.C. championship game with a knee injury, Cutler did not appear hurt at all.

After Brian C. Mitchell was installed as W&J President in 1998, he was surprised at the poor state of the college's relations with the city of Washington.

Though Earl's basketball skills take him to college, strained relations with a hard-headed coach (Clarence Williams, III) combine with a single tragic event to send him off the rails.

When Mr. Levin arrived as a graduate student in 1970, New Haven was resisting Yale's requests to build two new residential colleges, and relations were "fairly rocky," he recalled.

The centre can help with consideration of issues such as accommodation and the location of a college in relation to relevant departments.