Sentence examples for corps of student from inspiring English sources

He has re cruited a corps of student sup porters from nearby Drew and Fairleigh Dickinson univer sities and, with other volun teers they have become tire less leaflet distributors and doorbell ringers.

The squad is a corps of student volunteers, a modern-day version of the A.V. teams that used to fix the slide projectors back when audio-visual equipment was the vanguard of technology in schools.

As the nonprofit organization's executive director, Saunders developed a corps of student instructors, plus a trio of Brightmoor volunteer musicians.

But with that growing corps of student-athletes comes a potential for an under-acknowledged syndrome: Many young female athletes are suffering from something called female athlete triad syndrome, according to NPR, which comes with low bone density, low energy and irregular menstrual cycles.

While at Harvard Law School, Dicker has not only performed more than 1,500 hours of pro bono work, but she also served as part of a corps of trained student facilitators who volunteer to facilitate discussions among members of the HLS community on challenging and politically fraught topics.

But many studios also have a corps of serious students, who study intensively and win competitions.

This year, it won a grant from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation to develop a volunteer corps of university students to contribute analysis to its site.

Colonel Kirk said that each newly chartered R.O.T.C. unit is given three years to establish a cadet corps of 100 students.

Organized by the Kennedy administration as a token of gratitude for the corps of college students who had taken summer internships in the capital, the concert took place on Aug. 28, 1962.

"We want total reform of the country!" said Mouiz Abdalla, 29, a lawyer who once belonged to a volunteer corps of college students who fought for Sudan in its civil war.

In short order, he used grants from the National Science Foundation, the Office of Naval Research and the National Institute of Mental Health to establish his own laboratory, recruit a corps of doctoral students and begin exploration of factors that lead to cooperation or competition in complex negotiation situations.