Technological, artistic, and social practice based skill formation also provided through integration of campus-wide offerings in specialized facilities, maker spaces, labs, and art studios.
Some particular subjects that I wanted to research further included the history of integration on campus and the changing roles of fraternities.
Cambridge offers an amazing supervision-style term (basically one-on-one precepts) that create individualized coursework and a feeling of integration on campus that was really unique.
In 1998 the W. K. Kellogg Foundation made a five-year, $5.1 million grant to further the integration of the campus and the community.
Boyd is most known for his peaceful racial integration of the campus (without waiting for a court order) in 1963 by inviting a young black woman, Lillian Williams, to attend the college; she eventually earned two degrees in education and in 1985 received the college's highest honor, the Founder's Award.
The mission of the EcoReps is to promote the integration of sustainability into campus life.
They show, too, how segregation served Mr. Lott well politically over the years -- as an Ole Miss student opposed to integration of his college campus and of his fraternity, as a Congressional aide writing sympathetic letters to a constituent who railed against the "gorilla race," and as a member of Congress himself.
Integration of IBM Management Software with Campus Blade Clusters in Support of Duke Academic Infrastructure.
At a place like Amherst, where academics is the coin of the realm, but the athletics program is strong, the campus integration of all programs is vital.
And fostering the integration of EMBAs, who are on campus when MBA, MAM, and MMS students usually have no classes, requires creativity and a lot of dedicated staff effort.
