Sentence examples for commitment to the university from inspiring English sources

Inspiring leader (sponsored by Leadership Foundation for Higher Education), as voted for by members of the Higher Education Network Bob Cryan, University of Huddersfield Bob Cryan, vice-chancellor of the University of Huddersfield, has shown commitment to the university and wider community.

The vision illuminating Dr. Sackler's commitment to the university and his generous support for academic scholarships in establishing The Robert M. Sackler Memorial Scholarship Fund will continue to transform lives far into the future.

In fact, a look at how state officials confront the problems at Chicago State compared with those at other state universities does raise questions about Illinois' commitment to the university.

"This set of technologies, and the opportunities it presents, create potential conflicts of commitment -- of the faculty's commitment to the university, and of the university's commitment to the faculty and to its core mission," Professor Clark said.

Together with her husband Morris, a Life Trustee of the ATS Board of Regents and past member of the Technion International Board of Governors, Mrs. Rochlin was a Technion Guardian, a distinction reserved for those who have reached the highest level of commitment to the university.

Together with her husband Leonard, a former ATS national president, Mrs. Sherman was a steadfast supporter of the Technion and Israel, and a Technion Guardian, a distinction reserved for those who have reached the highest level of commitment to the university.

But Alain Beretz, president of the University of Strasbourg, told Le Monde that he "very much appreciated her commitment to the universities".

And Mr. Saylor says he intends to sell 15,000 shares of MicroStrategy every day for two years, using an unusual tax strategy to help finance his commitment to the planned university.

"One obviously is hoping that it represents a renewed commitment to the things the university takes to be its underlying principles," said David T. Goldberg, a professor of comparative literature.

Just about the only thing Tony Blair and Jacques Chirac did agree on at their meeting in Le Touquet last February was their commitment to the Trans-Manche university - a collaboration between the Université Littoral, Lille, and Kent for students to be educated on both sides of the Channel.

Meeting your alumni face-to-face is important and gaining a broad understanding of their current industry necessary if you are to begin an informed and productive conversation that will lead to greater engagement or a commitment to help the university.