Sentence examples for established a lecture from inspiring English sources

In 1995 he established a lecture series at Sloan Kettering to honor developments in synthetic chemistry and biomedicine.

Johns Hopkins, where Mrs. Lacks was given state-of-the-art care in its colored ward as her cells were being harvested, has not donated to the foundation, but it has established a lecture series in her name; a $10,000-a-year scholarship for students from an East Baltimore high school; and a $15,000 annual award for community health groups.

The university established a Weinhouse Lecture on cancer research.

After his death, friends and family established a memorial lecture series in Erik's honor, to be sponsored jointly by the Naval Academy and St . Johns College, with two purposes: first, to create closer ties between his two alma maters in Annapolis; and second, to educate the public about civilian-military relations by emphasizing the role of the liberal arts in naval and military education.

In 1991, the University of Michigan established an annual lecture series on academic freedom in honor of Professor Davis and others it had mistreated in the McCarthy era.

Objective: Medical students at Stanford University established an elective lecture series in reproductive health to teach 10 women's health competencies to preclinical medical students.

The notion that sugar is a "poison" was established when a lecture by Dr. Robert Lustig espousing that view went viral.

Its English department established an annual Jacques Berthoud lecture, and a former student provided funds for a prize in his name.

They adopted policies to reduce abuse and promote prevention; established a Gender and Power Abuse Committee, mandated lectures, workshops and training sessions for students, residents and faculty members; and created an office to accept confidential reports, investigate and then address allegations of mistreatment.

In 1913 she began lecturing (with the aid of an interpreter), primarily on behalf of the American Foundation for the Blind, for which she later established a $2 million endowment fund, and her lecture tours took her several times around the world.

The Henry Street Settlement offered English classes for new immigrants, established a savings bank, and provided vocational training, public lectures, a library, and various clubs and activities.