"colloquium about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a formal discussion or conference focused on a specific topic. Example sentence: The university is hosting a colloquium about climate change next week, featuring renowned experts in the field.
Sitting in on a colloquium about mental disorders — something she knows a bit about — she throws up her hands and writes that she is helpless to form a coherent narrative: "Instead, I'll simply transcribe my notes".
The fair includes on-site chats and presentations, like this year's colloquium about grandiose cake design led by the expert pastry chef Roberto Rinaldini of the famed Pasticceria Rinaldini di Rimini, and discussions about how to encourage your child's inner foodie presented by Vogue Bambini.
Upon completing the qualifying general examination and a colloquium about the dissertation proposal, a PhD candidate must write and successfully defend a doctoral dissertation that gives evidence of the capacity to do independent and innovative research.
In addition to addressing learning systems, there will be guest lectures at the colloquium about emerging, disruptive technologies that will change the computing landscape and help enable learning systems in the future -- biologically inspired nanosystems, exascale-level processing and the analysis of massive quantities of data from multiple sources.
One week, at the math department's regular colloquium, where about fifty faculty and graduate students gathered to discuss the issue, Zimmer recalled that Browder, then in his second term as the department chair, showed a remarkable "sense of moral clarity" and a willingness to speak out.
Read more about Colloquium for Intellectual History: "God and the Philosophers in the seventeenth century" workshop, RSVP by April 4th.
This colloquium is a series of about 18 seminars scheduled when classes are in session during the eight-month academic year.
For more information about the colloquium and our presenters, please contact Marianne Lyden ([email protected] or Dana Brown ([email protected]) or visit our website: moderneurope.macmillan.yale.edu.edu
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In this colloquium, we will think about the various ways in which knowledge shapes violence and violence shapes knowledge in the modern Middle East.
The first, Colloquium of the Seven about Secrets of the Sublime, concerned the essence of religion.
