Sentence examples for dedicated administrators from inspiring English sources

He still believes the players would be better served by their own organization or union with their own dedicated administrators.

Many fellowship opportunities (especially if the funds pass through MIT's system), have dedicated administrators on campus that can also be a sources of information.

Despite dedicated administrators such as NIGMS's Poodry and John Ruffin, who heads NIH's National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities, Bailar says that "a lot of senior managers view these programs as an obligation and don't give them the attention they deserve".

But more importantly, thank you to the dedicated administrators, teachers and students for being part of a very important Boston tradition, Catholic education.

The public high school is home to students struggling with emotional disorders, as well as a group of dedicated administrators and teachers fighting to keep the at-risk students out of juvie.

The Yeshiva University family joins in mourning the passing of a dedicated Administrator in the Jewish community where he was widely admired.

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Dedicated Administrator of the Violincello Society for over 40 years, and well loved friend and supporter of musicians and singers, actors and artists.

These they discharged in a responsible manner: the naval officers who ruled between 1788 and 1808 Arthur Phillip, John Hunter, Philip Gidley King, and William Bligh were dedicated, hardworking administrators.

Think of all the dedicated Hoover administrators, teachers, students and support staff who sacrificed a couple of hours of their evening not eating dinner with their own families in order to provide for future Hoover families information critical to their children's success.

As part of the panel "Out LGBT Student-Athletes and Coaches: Coming to a Campus Near You," I had the privilege of speaking to an audience of dedicated coaches, administrators, and fellow athlete-activists about my experience as a Division I, LGBT athlete at the University of Pennsylvania.