Sentence examples for confer degrees from inspiring English sources

The new college of citizenship will not have a campus building, nor will it confer degrees.

They confer degrees that bear the imprint of the state, not of the individual institution.

But racism does confer degrees of relative privilege in states where whiteness continues to be regarded as the norm.

University President Jeffrey S. Lehman will present his first commencement address and confer degrees at that ceremony.

A Seton Hall spokeswoman said that the university would not rescind the degree but also that it "does not knowingly" confer degrees on people who support abortion.

The course will include teaching from staff at the University of Warwick, which will be the degree-awarding body until the institute is granted powers to confer degrees by the Department for Education, a process that should take two years.

The college conferred degrees on 511 undergraduates.

No individual students are recognized, and President Bollinger officially confers degrees to the students en masse.

The new chancellor of the University of Hertfordshire, Lord Salisbury, explains how chancellors do much more than conferring degrees at graduation ceremonies.

Columbia University confers degrees three times during the academic year: in October, February, and May.

The ­University conferred degrees on 601 ­undergraduate men and 485 women that year, and awarded 606 advanced degrees.