Sentence examples for instituted a course from inspiring English sources

There he instituted a course in mammalogy, probably the first in the UK.

It has just instituted a course in massage therapy that will soon welcome stressed-out members of the public to its student-staffed clinic.

Along with Chan, he's instituted a computer course for other inmates and Chan himself is about to begin teaching hospitality.

She introduced aptitude tests and remedial instruction and instituted a sex education course for sixth graders, which she taught.

Davis instituted a prison farm, courses in various vocational subjects, and a cottage system.

An immune-modulating strategy was instituted, with a course of 5 s Igs, but this therapy had very poor effect, and the patient remained febrile (negative sputum and blood cultures, the patient receiving antibiotics).

Impressed by embalming's possibilities and profits, he persuaded a staff member of a medical college in Cincinnati to institute a brief course in embalming in 1882, thus establishing the basis of mortuary education in the United States.

In 1888, following the introduction of kindergartens into the Boston public school system, Wheelock instituted a one-year training course for teachers at Chauncy Hall.

Some local administrations have instituted a variety of training courses for immigrant aides as well as placement agencies.

After instituting such a course, students' perceived comfort and knowledge of IV therapy were evaluated.

In this extent of training, the Women's Medical College was ahead of much of the profession, as it had been in 1876 in instituting a three-year course.