Sentence examples for hosted students from inspiring English sources
The Kang lab was one of several on campus that hosted students in the International Student Internship Program this summer.
ConEdison hosted students for an introduction to CES' role followed by a panel of Con Edison employees who went to graduate school at Columbia University.
The industrial exhibit featured approximately 60 industrial, government, and academic institutions, and the science bowl and fair each hosted students from across the nation.
In addition, we have worked with the City's Made in NY training program and hosted students with no connections in the industry who are looking to break into the field as production assistants.
The campaign, dubbed In the Red (as in making sure students don't end up in the red), was quietly kicked off during the president's state of the union address, where dozens of Senate Democrats hosted students as their guests and donned "Students #InTheRed" buttons.
Our volunteer and intern program has hosted students from more than two dozen different countries who all find out about the program through the internet.
Before North Carolina hosted Pittsburgh, students wearing black shirts remained seated with fists raised.
Co-hosted by students and teachers, the broadcast is just one of many activities organized by the local chapter of the Girls Education Movementt (GEM), a grassroots initiative that promotes equality in education through child participation.
So Sequoia is hoping to bring those numbers up, in part through a conference at Princeton this weekend (co-hosted by student publication Business Today) called Start @ A Startup.
Hosted by the students of MIT's Institute for Data Systems and Society (IDSS), and open to the public, the event will bring together students, data scientists, policy and urban planning researchers, and concerned citizens to tackle big societal challenges.
He often hosted dinners for students at his apartment, where he would tell colorful stories about working for Nixon and Ford, according to students who know him, including a Post reporter who studied at Cambridge.
