That fieldwork did more than inspire Burke to change her college major, or even her future vocation.
If anything in his background gave away Mr. Darmaki's future vocation, it was the close relationship with his mother, a client of the Parisian fashion houses.
I saw myself in Harriet the Spy" — the precocious heroine of the children's novel by Louise Fitzhugh, who dreams of becoming a secret agent and practices for her future vocation by spying on her classmates.
not merely the subjects of instruction, but also the methods of teaching the candidates, should be so ordered as to be in itself a preparation for their future vocation as teachers.
Generally considered a feast of popular piety, it signifies Mary's total and lifelong devotion to God, as anticipated by her Immaculate Conception, and heralds her future vocation as the sacred vessel for the Incarnation.
"Wall Street's true future vocation should be to underwrite the new age of sustainable investments in renewable energy, smart grids... high speed rails, broadband connected schools, and hospitals and other strategic investments of the new era," Sachs writes.
Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth, founder of another London college, emphasized basic subject matter; he held that not merely the subjects of instruction, but also the methods of teaching the candidates, should be so ordered as to be in itself a preparation for their future vocation as teachers.
She is excited to further her involvement in the Durham community and reflect on how to bridge her passions for service, faith, and medicine in her future vocation.
The office also provides a hospitable space for students to unwind; speak freely; discuss academic, spiritual, and personal concerns; and explore possibilities for future vocation and ministry.
The experience of being mentored by scientists and graduate students convinced her that her future vocation had to involve teaching and mentoring college students and that meant going graduate school.
