He recognizes Mr. Knight as a superlative teacher and as a successful coach who built Indiana into a program that enriched the university financially.
She enriched our University through her competent leadership and outstanding scholarship and served as an effective emissary to our alumni and the broader legal education community.
Cowen enriched the university's international reputation through a series of teaching engagements in the US and through helping to establish law schools in Hong Kong, Ghana and the Caribbean.
That, coupled with the £9,000 annual fee for undergraduate courses, might very well discourage the very people whose experience might have supported and enriched our university cultures.
Such student endorsement of diversity emphasises the importance of recruiting students from all country income strata, benefiting learning and enriching university experiences, as has been emphasized by the more recent literature on international students [ 16].
We value students with all kinds of talents because we know they will enrich the university environment.
The idea was not to enrich universities, but to give them a reason to propagate the fruits of research which had been mouldering unexploited.
Foreign students bring in up to £8bn, directly and indirectly, to the UK economy each year, quite apart from enriching our universities.
All these opportunities, underpinned by our membership of the EU, enrich our universities and ensure Britain remains a magnet for the brightest and best minds.
immigrants to enrich our universities and start new businesses; putting together the best regulations to incentivize risk-taking while curbing recklessness (not always perfectly); and funding research to push out the boundaries of science and then let American innovators and venture capitalists pluck off the most promising new ideas for new business.
"International students enrich our universities and colleges - and our society - academically, culturally, and through their contribution to the economy," she said.
