Sentence examples for diverse institution from inspiring English sources

Having an internationally diverse institution benefits all of our students, from America and abroad.

It is a diverse institution that attracts qualified and motivated students from nearly every state and some 90 foreign countries.

As dean of the Harvard Divinity School from 1968 to 1979, he followed his own advice by transforming it into a more diverse institution.

What's more, while I wish I had attended a more diverse institution (I graduated from college in 1976, when affirmative action was young), it's pretty low on my wish list.

The Museum and Nature Center, a diverse institution focused on history and science as well as art, mounts exhibitions "that are accessible to the broadest public" said its director, Sharon Blume, "including those who have little experience with art".

"It's the example of the single most diverse institution in our country — soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, and coastguardsmen who represent every corner of our country, every shade of humanity, immigrant and native-born, Christian, Muslim, Jew, and nonbeliever alike, all forged into common service".

Technocratic organizations take diverse institutions and make them more alike by imposing the same rules.

Social mobility is not about lack of aspiration in low-income and ethnic minority families, whose young people disproportionately study in less selective, more diverse institutions.

It does not seem a coincidence that medical centers are commonly the most culturally, politically, economically, and racially diverse institutions you will find in a community.

Convenor is a carefully considered title to reflect network leadership, inviting people from diverse institutions and networks to work together, and enabling them to influence collectively.

You want lefty social justice groups, righty evangelical groups, Muslim groups, sports clubs, government social workers, Boys and Girls Clubs and a hundred other diverse institutions.