Sentence examples similar to forefront of student from inspiring English sources

Perhaps we're not 'impoverished' as such but, in this day and age, money (or the lack thereof) is at the forefront of a student's mind.

The Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) is at the forefront of engaging students in social media during their national conference, live chats and numerous PRSSA regional and campus events each year.

St. Lawrence was and continues to be at the forefront of helping students make the social and academic transition from high school to college.

Harassment has been at the forefront of debate among students, who are said to often experience unwanted sexual comments or behaviour during their time in higher education.

Employability should be at the forefront of the minds of students from the start of their courses; too many undergraduates don't think about their options after university until the second or even third years of their courses.

In keeping with the spirit of the mural, the university has always been in the forefront of political activity, with student strikes in 1968 (ending in a student massacre), 1987 and 1999, the last two in response to the administration's threat of charging tuition.

Comes to the forefront the situation of students learning an entirely new technology with the knowledge, primarily associated with the processes of generation and use of knowledge.

They need to be in the forefront of connecting their evaluations with student achievement.

According to Pierce, this election has already helped bring the issue of student loan debt to the forefront.

The broad lesson of tolerance also provides one impetus behind the growth of Holocaust centers; it is partly why this one was placed at the forefront of the Queensborough campus, where students represent more than 140 nationalities.

UA was on the forefront of the movement to get students out the classroom and into research labs.