A much-e-mailed article in the most recent issue of Education Life looks at research on why and how challenging the brain — whether via reading, getting a college degree, attending lectures, writing or doing puzzles — can keep one's mind sharp for a lifetime: …one essential element of mental fitness has already been identified.
She moved to Sweden where she completed a linguistics degree and lectured in semantics.
Meyer's studies were interrupted by war service, at Bomber Command from 1942-45, afteraftakingking his degree, he lectured at Uppsala University from 1947-50, where he learnt Swedish and Norwegian.
In his letter, the pope refers to Autrecourt as a licentiatus in theology, meaning that Autrecourt had fullfilled the formal requirements for the theology degree, e.g., lecturing on the Bible and the Sentences.
Perry: Obtain a terminal degree and lecture on legal morasses.
Although he never earned a college degree, Corona lectured at Stanford and taught at Cal State campuses at San Diego, Northridge, Fullerton and Los Angeles.
Having obtained his Theology degree, Thomas lectured on the conception of the immaculate Virgin at Paris in 1373 as a Bachelor of Sentences (baccatarius Sententiarum); he had previously been appointed by the Chancellor of the university to deliver the summer lectures on the Sentences.
from Duke University, 19 honorary degrees, has lectured in more than 80 countries, appeared in hundreds of radio and television productions and has authored more than 175 scientific, technical and popular publications including Exploring the Deep Frontier, Sea Change, Wild Ocean, Dive, The National Geographic Atlas of the Ocean and The World is Blue.
But unlike the other things you have to do to get a degree – going to lectures, reading books, taking a wider interest in your subject – there is no way of getting out of them.
To what degree are individual lectures viewed?
