Sentence examples for divisions of arts from inspiring English sources

When Seton Hall was organized into a university in 1950 it comprised divisions of arts and sciences, business, nursing, and education; the law school opened in 1951.

The divisions in the Sophist and Statesman are divisions of arts (angling, sophistry, weaving, statecraft), and only secondarily of experts who possess those arts.

At many institutions of higher learning, the liberal arts have become a mere shadow, usually reduced to an ever more attenuated batch of distribution requirements between the major divisions of arts, humanities, math, and sciences.

In 1968 the university was reorganized under an amended act of the McMaster Act into the Divisions of Arts, Science, and Health Sciences, each with its own Vice-President, while the Divinity College continued under its existing arrangement.

Mr. Brach returned to New York in 1975 to become chairman of the division of arts at Fordham University's Lincoln Center campus.

The bride is a vice president in the division of arts and communications counselors at Ruder Finn, the New York public relations agency.

The renovation of the 450-seat fore Arts Theater and Avram Family Gallery, scompletionor complethis fall fall, is aimed at similar effect, according to Paul Eastup, Southampton College's director of the division of arts and media.

Then on a sixth round the Stranger makes a fresh initial division of art, marking off the art of separation, and finds the sophist at the terminus of a branch originating from there.

The university includes five academic divisions: the college of arts and sciences and the schools of management, education, law, and nursing and health professions.

By contrast, Herder argues that any division of the arts, as well as any account of the way in which different arts need to be cultivated and contribute to our overall cultivation and development, must attend to the specificity of our senses.

This year: 43rd Last year: 102 "My aim has been to expand," says Professor Helen Bailey, head of the division of performing arts and English at the university of Bedfordshire since 2009.