Sentence examples for culture coordinator from inspiring English sources

"It's not only to save taxpayers' dollars," Stephan Allison, Middletown's arts and culture coordinator, said of holding the fireworks on Wednesday.

Arts and culture coordinator Marianna Codognotto says participation in The Crunch had provided her with simple advice and information on how to run a business.

"The entire city supports this study, and they have great hopes of finding out why they have so many twins, and to better understand what is behind their story," said Daniela Junzvier, the culture coordinator at the mayor's office.

Tania Gessi, arts and culture coordinator at the Roma Support Group, says that, alongside teaching music, the aim is to take the players (Roma and non-Roma alike) out of their comfort zone, "because they have to mix with other kids and other professional musicians".

According to Jessica Hickman, who worked as a "culture coordinator" on a construction site in the Northern Territory for three years, one potential solution is to have internal services offered to workers.

Sung-Ock Sohn is professor in the Department of Asian Languages and Cultures and coordinator of the Korean language program at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Ron Huberman, the chief executive of Chicago's public schools, is looking to hire a "Culture of Calm" coordinator to improve conditions in schools deemed most at risk for student violence.

As students funneled through the doors of Roberto Clemente High School on a recent Friday, Cristina Pacione-Zayas, the school's Culture of Calm coordinator, could barely finish a conversation before her walkie-talkie summoned her to the next one.

The more subtle ingredient in this model's success the secret sauce, as it were is a culture in which care coordinators can actually coordinate care.

I oversee the Anchor Yale Bible Series and Synkrisis: Comparative Approaches to Early Christianity in Greco-Roman Culture, and am the coordinator for the Jewish Lives series.

HuffPost also corresponded with Evelyn Alsultany, a professor in the American culture department and the coordinator of the Arab and Muslim American Studies program, by email.