The part of the sentence "commitment to students" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a dedication or promise to support students, possibly in a professional or educational context. For example, "Our school has a strong commitment to students and their success."
In a statement, Benno Schmidt, the board's chairman, and Matthew Goldstein, CUNY's departing chancellor, praised Dr. Crew's "exemplary record of academic, administrative and governmental accomplishment, combined with classroom experience and a strong commitment to students".
These differences in commitment to students, intellectual inquiry, culture and demeamor are not only between Lawrenceville and the Middletown public schools, but between most members of the National Association of Independent Schools and public schools.
What's more, Kehoe said that he believed that Sargent embodied the qualities -- boundless intellectual energy and deep commitment to students -- that Sexton had identified as core attributes of the Enterprise.
From the floor, a representative of the College – now University – of Law, said that its recent sale to a private equity firm would not impact on its commitment to students.
Members are dedicated in their care and commitment to students.
His commitment to students has helped shape the lives of many future minority physicists.
"Hazing practices are harmful and antithetical to our values as a university and our commitment to student-athletes," Andy Noel, the director of athletics, said in a statement.
"Her achievements as a scholar and researcher, her experience as an administrator and her proven track record of collaboration with faculty and commitment to student success will bring renewed vitality to City College's dynamic undergraduate and graduate programs".
A commitment to student needs in every programme from the full-time MBA to executive courses, coupled with top-notch faculty and high-powered staff, have created a unique and engaging culture at Kellogg and stimulated a lot of loyalty.
Although school officials have said that Elan has moderated its approach in recent years, the most distinctive feature of the school, at least in Skakel's day, was its commitment to student-enforced discipline.
