Sentence examples for hosting a symposium from inspiring English sources
This week, the university's history department is hosting a symposium on race and football; Andrew Doyle, a professor of Southern history at Winthrop University in Rock Hill, S.C., is the keynote speaker.
Next you and your law school pals will be hosting a symposium to explore whether Miller Lite tastes great or is less filling.
9. NYT Mission Accomplished Panel In May, the New York Times commemorated the anniversary of the "Mission Accomplished" banner by hosting a symposium from celebrated thinkers, most of whom were well-known as people who got the Iraq War wrong.
On April 20 the UCLA Law School is hosting a symposium called "California's Billion Dollar Question" to discuss the state's priorities in allocating the billions of dollars expected to flow once the cap and trade program under AB32 commences around November of this year.
We are grateful to the Zoological Society of London EDGE team, Dave Redding, Klaas Hartmann and Mike Steel for discussion, Karen Magnuson-Ford for editing, the Society of Systematic Biologists for hosting a symposium that facilitated this collaboration, and the Institute for Advanced Study in Berlin and its staff for creating a stimulating research environment.
During the exhibition, the museum will host a symposium with doctors weighing in on the matter.
(The house will host a symposium on the subject of seventeenth-century porcelains on March 14).
Boston College, where I teach, generally hosts a symposium; the local middle school offers skits about the First Amendment.
Oslo hosted a symposium on the issue in late November, and the US aid agency USAid launched a $216m£138m8m) fund to support women's leadership initiatives.
The Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Programme hosted a symposium this morning on why, and which, manufacturing matters, in which a similar point was repeatedly made wages are higher in manufacturing.
In an effort to give a voice to all sides in the debate, Nuremberg recently hosted a symposium attended by historians, academics and architects from across Europe.
