Sentence examples for connecting graduates from inspiring English sources

Costa plans to expand the programme by connecting graduates to job opportunities in the US.

The Graduate Talent Pool website was set up by the government as a way of connecting graduates with internships being offered by businesses.

Gateway hopes to differentiate by accepting very early stage companies including single founders, and connecting graduates to MJIC's network of industry investors.

It connects graduates to the local start-up scene through relationships with foundations and local government, much as Teach for America connects graduates to jobs in schools in underserved areas.

Meantime, Work America – supported by the Hitachi Foundation – provides placement services in Washington for community colleges to connect graduates to jobs in fields such as nursing, information technology and manufacturing.

Sites like CareerSushi and Raise Your Flag are both trying to connect graduates with employers, although Raise Your Flag has a somewhat different approach.

Then there was Career Insights, a campus magazine for which I was but a lesser founder, but it too disappeared, replaced by dozens of other smart ways to connect graduates to jobs.

The book sometimes reads like a succession of brilliant but loosely connected graduate seminar papers — an assemblage, a very fine one, but an assemblage nevertheless.

The flip-flop in the schools' fortunes is connected, graduate-school experts say, because both draw from the same pool: ambitious young adults who have decided against careers in specialties like medicine and engineering and opted instead for degrees that can be passports to wealth and success in just about any business field.

The GK 12 program was originally designed to connect graduate and advanced undergraduate students (fellows) in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines with K 12 classroom teachers and students (Mervis, 1999; Lundmark, 2004).

Its activities include assisting undergraduates with the graduate admissions process, mentoring local high school students, connecting black graduate students with faculty of color, as well as several social activities, including bowling, barbeques, and an annual formal with alumni.