Sentence examples for internship model from inspiring English sources

The solution is to start paying early-career conservationists for their time, scrap the unpaid internship model for highly-educated applicants, and dump the expectation that entry-level conservationists should somehow have years of experience.

The reality is that there is really no place you can go to "venture capital school" (there is the excellent and extremely selective Kauffman Fellowship, which is effectively an internship model and available to very few; and there are a small handful of us who teach venture capital in graduate schools, including my class at the Marshall School at the University of Southern California).

To increase the size of the class and to determine whether our internship model is appropriate for other courses, we have begun to allow students who are UTAs for other Brandeis science courses to enroll.

Internship ReprintsBut this model of a broadly unarmed police service capable of ratcheting up its firepower when required is now a subject of acrimonious debate.

Such internships will not receive credit unless a Duke faculty member has agreed to award independent study credit for academic work arising out of the internship, using the model noted in the previous paragraph.

Start-up Etsio has made selling internships its business model.

Before leaving for a college internship, she phoned Models for Christ, which serves members of the fashion industry, and a representative met her at Pennsylvania Station.

A logistic regression model with internship workplace preference as the outcome variable was created.

But they will also need new recruiting models, like internship programs with local universities and liaison programs to "borrow" talent from leading technology vendors.

What would have happened if all of the otherwise brilliant young people who want to become drug dealers, rap stars and athletes (because those are the only symbols of success and role models they see in their communities), had a proper business role model or business internship growing up?

The 2011 Gallup-HOPE Index revealed that 91percentt of all youth were not afraid to take risk, 77percentt of all youth wanted to be their own boss, 44percentt said they wanted to own their own business, another 44percentt said they thought they would create something that would change the world, but a mere 5percentt had a business role model, or business internship.