Sentence examples for communication university from inspiring English sources

She received her B.A. from Communication University of China in Beijing and her M.S. from Boston University.

"It's typical bias to assume that a Chinese with a government background will hinder freedom [of speech]," Steven Dong, a professor from Beijing's Communication University of China, was quoted as saying.

He was Professor Emeritus at The Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania-on the faculty from 1965 to 1990.

"Musings on an Epistomology of Scholarly Communication," University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, 27 February 1998.

This work was supported by the Academy of Finland (Grant 276414), Science Foundation of the University of Helsinki, Ella and Georg Ehrnrooth Foundation, Doctoral Programme of Psychology, Learning and Communication (University of Helsinki), Lundbeck Foundation (Grant 2013-12951, project 15480 Neolex) and Russian Academic Excellence Project '5–100'.

Arun Vishwanath (Associate Professor of Communication, University at Buffalo – State University of New York) subjected 150 college students to real phishing attacks on Facebook.

What students really want is to have real communication with university leaders and to feel their views are heard, say the protesters at Warwick University.

The report from the Board of Governors' inspector general's office said the campus lacked internal controls to prevent or detect hazing and cited a lack of communication among university officials, law enforcement and the office responsible for disciplining students.

And what communication the university was doing suffered from "a lack of cohesiveness," Mr. Cilli says, as a result of campaigns with different messages from departments like undergraduate admissions and research.

Since January 2005, six students have been working on engINdia, a project that aims to establish communication between university students and a rural area of India.

Staff and students currently in their fifth week of occupation against the outsourcing of key services at the University of Sussex are not the only ones expressing concern over a lack of clarity and communication behind university decision-making, arguing the move will jeopardise employment terms and conditions.