Sentence examples for illustrious academic from inspiring English sources

Many graduates of TJ, as the school is known, go on to illustrious academic careers.

What if you heed the advice and move on into an illustrious academic career?

Helping to market Booth's products are the two illustrious academic partners who do the theoretical work behind the construction of DFA's portfolios: Dartmouth's Kenneth French and the University of Chicago's Eugene Fama.

After his quiet removal, Lara went on to have an illustrious academic career; he authored multiple books and publications, and colleges where he taught before arriving at ASU in 2013 include Yale University's Divinity School and Institute of Sacred Music and the University of Notre Dame.

As illustrious an academic as he was, he found a calling as a philanthropist, founding and directing the Salus Mundi Foundation, which focused on funding Indo-European studies, but supported many local causes that were dear to his heart.

Coming from an illustrious East coast academic and publishing family (her grandmother was one of the first women to get a Ph.D. from Harvard-Radcliffe, and her father served as a judge for the Pulitzer Prize in Journalism) she was one of the very first American women ordained as a nun in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition in Nepal in 1970.

His unexpected appointment as finance minister capped a long and illustrious career as an academic and civil servant.

And today, in an exclusive interview with ScienceInsider, she was refreshingly candid about why she decided to add another chapter to her illustrious career as an academic scientist, university administrator, and public servant.

In an exclusive interview with ScienceInsider, she's refreshingly candid about why she decided to add another chapter to her illustrious career as an academic scientist, university administrator, and public servant.

A.D. Roy (28 June 1920 12 March 2003) had a brief but illustrious career as an academic economist (see Sullivan, 2011 for a biography).

Despite the illustrious literary history of Oxford academics including C S Lewis, J R R Tolkien and Lewis Carroll, the story will be the first children's book to be published by Oxford University Press (OUP) from a serving Oxford scholar since it began printing in the 15th century.