Sentence examples for contributed to university from inspiring English sources
He contributed to university and adult education, and through his publications, summer schools, exhibitions and museum projects he reached a much broader public, not just in Britain but also in other parts of Western Europe, North America, the Eastern Mediterranean, and South Asia.
She taught astrophysics at Wellesley College, contributed to university physics instruction at UNH and UMD, contributed to public education in science through projects at The Christa McAuliffe Planetarium at Concord NH, participated in family science days at her son's elementary school, and encouraged exploratory science learning and teaching through many other avenues.
The illiberal idea is the notion that your identity let alone your capacity to contribute to university life is decided by your race.
The challenging course brings students up to speed quickly, preparing them to contribute to university research, pursue summer internships, or take an idea conceived in the classroom to the next stage of development.
With the program, founders use their expertise to contribute to university research and programs, but also spend time working on their startups.
It says it could be made fairer if there was a limit on the number of activities people could list and if there was more of a focus on what applicants might contribute to university life.
The mission of our project is to contribute to university-wide efforts to increase awareness of inclusion and belonging through the use of physical and virtual open space.
Foundations and individual donors, who also get tax breaks for contributing to universities and colleges, should also be encouraged to direct their donations to colleges that walk the walk on educating low-income students.
Let's reward people for the years of education and hard work they have contributed to the university and science with a stable professional and home life.
Gerald Postiglione, author of the chapter studying the meteoric rise of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), says that the conditions that contributed to that university's success "might be difficult to replicate".
