Sentence examples for head of humanities from inspiring English sources

Marie Hazel teaches science at the City Academy, Bristol and is also deputy head of humanities.

In 2007, Eddie Orsmby, the head of humanities at Alsop High School in Liverpool, decided to bring along theatrical props such as wigs and puppets to his lessons.

With a primary school headteacher for a mother, and a head of humanities for a father, career chats for me usually went along the lines of: "We will support you in whatever career you choose, darling.

Years ago, when I was teaching at Berkeley, I received a peculiar note circulated among faculty members by the head of the humanities center.

Dr. Labalme was a trustee and the head of the humanities program of the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation, which supports academic research, particularly on Venetian history.

Dr. Anne Eisenberg, former head of the humanities department at Polytechnic University in Brooklyn, surveyed 100 science-related movies made between 1984 and 1994 and found almost none that portrayed scientists and their accomplishments in a positive light.

Four is a head of development - humanities - at the University of Oxford Keeping old rivalries alive, University of Oxford comes in fifth with this vacancy for a head of development.

Georgina (not her real name) has worked for four years at an Essex secondary school, where she was head of a small humanities department, combining management duties with A-level teaching.

Spectators of the swearing-in ceremony and inaugural parade of President Barack Obama crowded downtown Metro stations and created human gridlock throughout the streets of Washington, D.C. "We'll probably always be in the realm of estimates," said Jeffrey Schnapp, head of Stanford University's Humanities Lab and its Crowds Project.

His PhD was from the University of Leeds and he has been at Nottingham since 1995 having served as head of the department of philosophy and head of the school of humanities.

Martin Daunton, head of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Cambridge University, argues that philosophy and science are intrinsically linked – and must remain so.