Sentence examples for join undergraduate from inspiring English sources

On 6 February 2002, the Canadian Federation of Students will be calling on graduate students across the country to join undergraduate and college students in protest rallies designed to increase the pressure on provincial governments to make a real commitment to improve the accessibility and quality of postsecondary education.

Most scientists who are situated in a college or university are engaged in undergraduate teaching, either in classrooms or laboratories, and as such are continually called to join in undergraduate science education reform.

Women may join through undergraduate chapters at a college or university or they may also join through a graduate chapter after acquiring an undergraduate or advanced college degree.

In addition, she refused offers to join the undergraduate and graduate faculty (Deegan, 1988).

During his years at Yale, Mr. Bush rarely if ever joined fellow undergraduates for the kind of weekend excursions to New York City common for students.

They undertook a 6-month bridging course, before joining the undergraduate-entry students for Years 3 through 6 of the medical course.

Unlike at most other universities, undergraduates join one of 31 university colleges.

About two-thirds of undergraduates join a fraternity or sorority, nearly double the rate of any other Ivy League school.

Hundreds of undergraduates join media people in the crush around Carson, and police cars prowl in their wake to protect the star from terrorist assaults or kidnap attempts.

As its Web site explains, "for eight weeks every summer 1500 undergraduates join small and medium-sized businesses and community organisations to undertake specific business and technology related projects of real and lasting benefit to the host organisation.

The proceedings begin in 1983 when this superficially ill-assorted bunch join forces in an undergraduate house-share.