Sentence examples for fellowship learning from inspiring English sources

"I spent the first year of the fellowship learning a lot about the solar industry, what it takes to get a product to market, what I'm good at," she says.

ALEPH: Alliance for Jewish Renewal, the organization he originally founded as B'nai Or Religious Fellowship, continues to serve the core of Jewish Renewal communities all over the world; and OHALAH: the Association of Rabbis for Jewish Renewal, originally begun by rabbis personally ordained by Schachter-Shalomi, meets every year for fellowship, learning and the ordination of new rabbis.

What Dr. Exelbert did not tell him was that she had delayed the fellowship after learning that she had thyroid cancer.

During her 10-week National Academies fellowship, she learned about the FASEB position, and was hired in 2005.

During the fellowship, Mesfun learned how to teach programming to high school students, as well HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Ruby and Swift.

Each year, fellows are chosen for one of eight fellowship programs to learn, upon arrival in D.C., how government works, the major issues relating to science, and how policy is made.

[if YES] How did the Fellowship help you learn these skills?

Eight factors were identified concerning handover and teamwork, support and fellowship, communication openness, feedback and learning from error, intention to report events, adequate procedures and staffing, overall perceptions of patient safety and expectations and actions of managers.

Brianna discussed various career options related to science policy and the power of fellowships, including the AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships, in learning more about these options.

Fellowships were based on adult learning principles [ 21] of active, self-directed, problem-based learning [ 22- 24], critical thinking [ 25- 27] and the provision of appropriate professional support as required.

–There must be a forum for brainstorming and fellowship so that everyone can enjoy each other's company and learn from everyone else.