The state poet laureate, Leo Connellan, who died Feb. 22, also worked to draw in students, working as poet-in-residence for the state university system and traveling throughout the state to push poetry in the schools.
Until now, the out-of-state recruiting had consisted largely of efforts by SUNY colleges near New York's borders to draw in students who live nearby but not in the state.
Likewise, the department wanted to draw in students from other disciplines to see the impact of computer science on their fields and, perhaps, to encourage some of them to consider computer science for their major area of study.
Digital mobility is drawing in students through distance learning, outreach or aids for special needs.
Last year in Kearney, Neb., the district had a university professor and five students teach recess games and draw in students who tended to stand against the fence.
In most medical schools, it is not hard to identify the stars, the charismatic figures whose charm and enthusiasm draw in students and residents.
In Mississippi, private schools can only draw in-state students from within a 20-mile radius of the school, according to the association's executive director, Ennis Proctor; the Sidneys lived 28.6 miles from Piney Woods, according to Brent.
He draws in students through research.
Vertesi's use of case studies draws in students by focusing on objects familiar to them, while providing a new lens through which they can analyze common items.
Hands, please – I'm looking for straight arms". The classes at Sci Academy, a charter school in New Orleans, feel like an assembly line; with each task stripped down to component parts, and the teacher orchestrating a brisk interaction that draws in students' bodies as well as their minds.
