Experience two one-week modules on campus filled with dynamic lectures, hands-on workshops, visits from guest speakers, and leadership development.
Rotenberg, who has a reputation as an informed, hands-on manager, visits every few months, passing above the site in his helicopter before inspecting the project with a retinue of engineers and road-building specialists.
But because of her, there's very clearly a design element in the hotels which makes them different, and it's changed the way I look at new projects.' He's enjoying being more hands-on now, visiting all his properties at least five times a year, and listing all their problems in detail.
He can be tough". When Norton left, Affleck came in to play the politician and did his share of hands-on research, visiting the offices of such congressmen as Patrick Murphy (D-Pa.), Adam Smith (D-Wash.) and Illinois Democrat Rahm Emmanuel, now President Obama's chief of staff (and brother to Hollywood talent agent Ari Emmanuel, whose Endeavor represents Affleck).
If, however, you are more of a hands-on learner, come visit me and my team for a one on one lesson - especially if you are visiting from abroad to experience the season in true New York style.
· For details of upcoming lessons, including more hands-on master classes, visit the website Courgettes We featured courgettes when they first cropped up in the veg box in early June, but it's high time to revisit them.
Mr. Weiner describes himself as a hands-on owner who visits his properties frequently and is a stickler for cleanliness, order and the removal of building code violations.
The culmination of a hands-on course with Visiting Artist Chuck Hoberman, this exhibition displays exciting kinetic prototypes and designs for objects ranging from transformable tables to clothes.
D-Lab undergraduate Sydney Beasley and graduate student Jennifer Boyu Chen played lead roles this semester in facilitating hands-on activities with visiting youth groups.
Let's get past last year's budget, let's focus on the future.' " The president's posture toward Congress has steadily shifted from hands-on involvement — he visited Capitol Hill often during his early days in office — to a far more removed approach.
