It had to do with the impressive scholars encountered over the last two weekends at conferences, one at Harvard and one at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, on the future of religiously affiliated colleges and universities.
While we've talked to a lot of truly impressive scholars who've pushed the boundaries of AI and ML theory, most teams lack meaningful experience applying those theories in the real world.
He made several important discoveries of sophisticated ancient tools so impressive that scholars called their creators the "Michelangelos of the Paleolithic".
Stanford boasts Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winners and a generally impressive array of scholars, students, athletes, artists and public servants.
The HGSE faculty is a singularly impressive group of scholars, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers actively working to improve the state of education worldwide.
While the RRC retained its impressive convening power, scholars sought more and more to advance knowledge through disciplinary channels, working individually rather than on collective or interdisciplinary projects.
Mr. Harris marshals an impressive collection of scholars, artists and photojournalists to help us understand what we see in portraits of enslaved blacks and 19th-century antislavery crusaders like Frederick Douglass and Sojourner Truth, and to appreciate the vision of pioneering 20th-century photographers like James VanDerZee and Gordon Parks.
McBrayer has brought together an impressive group of scholars who have produced excellent, reliably faithful translations as well as illuminating introductory essays on these deceptively unassuming gems". Gregory A. McBrayer is Assistant Professor of Political Science and Director of the University Core Curriculum at Ashland University.
Baltimore's architecture rewards close study, and in The Architecture of Baltimore contributors and editors Mary Ellen Hayward and Frank R. Shivers, Jr., have brought together an impressive group of scholars, writers, and critics to provide a fresh account of the city's architectural history.
Where was the sense of closure to an institution that graduated its first class in 1930, the final recognition of an experience that produced an impressive group of scholars and leaders?
Preceding every performance is a conversation in collaboration with Common Justice, an organization dedicated to racial equality and crime survivors, as well as an impressive panel of scholars and community leaders.
