Sentence examples for faculty presented from inspiring English sources

Four Berkeley BioE-affiliated faculty presented at the 2015 world economic forum's 'Annual Meeting of the New Champions' in Dalian, China, informally called "Summer Davos".

Last month, the Business School faculty presented Patell with the 2007 Robert T. Davis Award, which recognizes an individual for a lifetime of service and achievement.

The Cornell computer science faculty presented its Where's the Boom Award to the Paper Popup Simulator, a computer program that allows users to create 3-D computer models based on cuts and folds made in a flat sheet of paper.

Beyond Avalos, Andlinger faculty presented novel approaches to batteries and electrical storage, environmentally sustainable concrete and building materials, improved thin-film LEDs and solar cells, energy-efficient building systems, and control of fusion plasmas.

Bruce Foltz of the Eckerd College philosophy faculty presented a lecture on the role of nature in Orthodox Christianity, and Sarah Fredericks of the NT philosophy and religion studies faculty discussed the status of nature in modern Protestant Christian thought.

During the two-day event, participants attended workshops, met individually with MIT faculty, presented their own research with feedback, and learned strategies for job searching, building a career, balancing family and research, and thriving as a chemical engineering professor.

The program has also staged workshops for the M.I.T. faculty, presenting a number of gender-based themes, like the mechanisms leading to bias and prejudice.

Did we miss any MIT Sloan students, alumni, or faculty presenting at South by Southwest?

The MIT community can meet Masic on Oct. 21 when he describes his research as one of five CEE faculty presenting at the 3rd annual CEE Alumni Research Breakfast.

GSAPP alumni and faculty present their built work in Miami's design and arts districts, while discussing the role of architecture in shaping the design and cultural development of Miami.

Quite generally, the faculty presents sensible particulars as either good or evil.