"I looked at existing programs for veterans, and there was nothing especially for women," said Powell, a P.G.A. of America member and an honorary member of the L.P.G.A. Teaching and Club Professionals.
Dr Tim Chico, honorary consultant cardiologist at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, said: "Although this study only examined people aged 60, it is reasonable to assume that the more active someone is throughout their life, the lower their risk of cardiovascular disease.
She then retired to Edinburgh, where she held an honorary fellowship at Edinburgh University and taught courses on Scottish history and literature.
He is an Honorary Fellow at Worcester College, Oxford, and taught most recently as a Visiting Professor at the University of California at Berkeley.
Living as an honorary Haitian in the Dominican Republic taught me that I needed to ensure that I had a second layer of security when it came to safeguarding my passport should anything happen.
For example, every fourth scientist (at least among the chemists, biologists, and agricultural scientists) employed in the research institutes of the Federal Ministry of Consumer Protection has a teaching post or an honorary professorship at a university.
On the walls were awards and diplomas the director had earned, including -- I learned with surprise -- an honorary doctorate from the university I teach at in Paris.
Mr. Marshall has taught composition at the Hartt School of Music in Hartford and holds an honorary fellowship at Yale, where he occasionally teaches as well.
Dr Tim Chico, senior clinical lecturer and honorary consultant cardiologist at the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, said that the discovery could be "an important step towards a surgical procedure to be used alongside, or even replace drug treatment".
"Hanna found her passion late in life and I was lucky enough to find a teaching job immediately as an honorary professor of entrepreneurship education at Deakin University in Melbourne," he said.
