A high profile program will also be more likely to capture the affection of non student athletes.It seems a good sports team can, in some circumstances, pay off for a university.
Most scholarship athletes in high profile programs feel as if they have plenty to lose if they defy the coach or other power figures on campus.
The high-profile program is now part of a separate "i" division of electrically propelled vehicles.
And as it nears the end of its first year, the small, high-profile program seems to be having that effect.
Willard Tsingine, considered by many to have been the most talented Navajo basketball player, took his pull-up jumper, passing skills and speed to the high-profile program at Wichita State in the late 1970's.
Mr. Chandrani and other officials rattled off a long list of missions, including maintaining security zones around military vessels at anchor in the harbor, protecting the president, vice president and first lady and deterring any terrorists who might use the high-profile program to gain attention for their cause.
This paper examines one such high-profile program offered by Microsoft in 2003.
The most high-profile program within the last few years is the central government's Thousand Talents program, which aims to draw experts in science, technology, and entrepreneurship to the country (and is the program supporting the research of both Tsinghua's Pastor-Pareja and Fudan's Waxman).
It's a high-profile program that Obama promoted last week while hosting a science fair to honor student innovation, and one tied to the Administration's promise to train 100,000 more science and math teachers by the end of the decade.
Luther's experience of covering rape allegations against college football players, she said, has taught her that when the athlete is in a high-profile program, media coverage and public engagement are far more likely.
