Sentence examples for education branches from inspiring English sources

Some of the most established and highly regarded online programs for professional development are offered through the continuing education branches of Stanford ( www.stanford-online.stanford.edu), UC Berkeley ( www.learn.berkeley.edu), UCLA ( www.uclaextension.org), and NYU ( www.scps.nyu.edu).nyu.edu

He served a three-year short service commission in the RAF education branch.

A campus at Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, primarily an adult education branch, opened in 1975.

Her mother was until 2002 an instructor in English literature at the continuing education branch of the University of California, Berkeley.

That's when "Hanukkah on Ice" will be presented by the Living Legacy, the education branch of the Rabbinical College of America-Lubavitch.

He was with the International Labor Organization in Geneva from 1948 to 1974, rising to chief of its workers' education branch.

"It is a brave and modern decision," said Armando Catalano, leader of the education branch of the powerful C.G.I.L. union.

Just over half the country, 26 states, insist on some form of student assessment in physical education; branching off that, twice as many states now require physical education grades to be included in students' grade point averages compared to 2010, when only 14 did so.

We used the following variables as controls: age (mean centered), sex, rank, race, marital status, education, branch, duty, and smoking status.

In general, the demographics of the study population were representative of the active duty military population in terms of race, education, branch of service, rank and marital status (Table 1).

Results of ANCOVA on change in number of symptoms controlling for age (mean centered), sex, rank, race, marital status, education, branch, duty, and smoking status revealed that the effect of time 1 cluster membership was significant [ F 1, 379) = 31.84; p < 0.001] (Table 3).