Sentence examples for fellowship advisor from inspiring English sources

While he was in town, Joey stopped by Glavin's office with a bottle of Scotch, a token of gratitude for his tireless fellowship advisor.

During his intense preparation for the weekend, he struggled to come across as the summa cum laude student he was, and not the "man-of-the-street type who seemed never to have read a book" that his fellowship advisor once said he appeared to be.

Soong and G.J. Grimes were the advisors of the fellowship awarded to D. Chen from the National Library of Medicine, National Institute of Health, and they contributed significantly to the design, coordination, and performing of experiments.

His advisor suggested taking a fellowship position with Decio Eizirik, another NAIMIT partner at the University of Brussels.

So I applied for an AAAS overseas fellowship position and am currently the HIV/AIDS advisor on the education team at USAID Malawi.

Through this fellowship, he spent six months as an advisor to the New Zealand Treasury and the New Zealand Ministry of Social Development, conducting research on that country's programs of tax relief and cash assistance for low-income families.

Fellowship or no, work with your department and advisor to see if you can get a promotion to non-tenure-track faculty, along with a guarantee of salary support if the grants don't come through.

No, those trips – such as AIJAC's Rambam Israel fellowship – are in essence programs engineered to show journalists, human rights commissioners, advisors, student leaders and politicians the Israeli government perspective.

My advisor and others in my department have encouraged me to do an academic postdoctoral fellowship, but I'm suffering from "burn out".

A seventh-year neuroscience doctoral candidate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Carrero-Martinez feels that the fellowship has provided him the opportunity to devote the extra time to classes and finding a thesis advisor.

This will give you time to develop, with your new advisor, a detailed research and training plan that will serve as the foundation for a strong fellowship or training-grant application.