Sentence examples for introduced a course from inspiring English sources
He drew on his expertise in the 1970s when he taught at Canarsie High School and introduced a course on the business of antiques.
Dr. Shapiro introduced a course on book reviewing last fall, to steep his students in the genre and instruct them in the craft.
More recently Rabbi Saperstein introduced a course in Jewish studies at New College, which is affiliated with the University of South Florida.
Pervez Hoodbhoy, a renowned Pakistani nuclear scientist, introduced a course on science and world affairs, including Islam's relationship with science, at the Lahore University of Management Sciences, one of the country's most progressive universities.
David Lucas Bath In the early 1980s,striving to meet the needs and aspirations of our increasingly diverse intake, the East End girls' school of which I was then head introduced a course for all in year 7 "Travellers on the Earth", to which we all contributed.
I also introduced a course on Corporate Social Responsibility CSRR) at North Korea's first business school for executives where factory bosses learned that they could only become eligible as part of the supply chains of multinational corporations if staff were correctly remunerated and treated, and if the production was environment-friendly.
The postgraduate masters course 'Management of Safety, Health and Environment' of the Delft University of Technology has now introduced a course-module of 1 week, addressing the issue of the learning organisation and the specific role of the safety adviser/manager.
By September, Ms. Pilloton and Mr. Miller had presented a proposal to introduce a course on design and design thinking to the high school curriculum.
She achieved one victory when she was allowed to introduce a course on "reproduction according to Islamic law" for girls older than 15.
In Toxic Childhood, I proposed introducing a course in child development into the secondary schools, so that everyone gets a good baseline understanding of this subject from a young age.
This semester at Duke University, Anne-Maria Makhulu, a professor of cultural anthropology, will introduce a course that explores cities -- "urbanization, de-industrialization, the 'ghetto,' the figure of the queer thug, hip-hop, and many other aspects of urban black experience" -- through "The Wire," which was set in Baltimore.
