Sentence examples for lecture committee from inspiring English sources

The Last Lecture Committee includes seniors Abhiram Karuppur, Amy Zhang, Hyunnew Choi and Bulut Cakmak.

Mishon chaired the Ajex executive, and was its joint secretary before becoming its representative on the Board of Deputies of British Jews - and chairman of its central lecture committee.

I need to add a new type of publication, lecture, committee, degree, activity, or student for my department, OR I need to add a new specialty for faculty in my department.

The Pastora San Juan Cafferty Lecture on Race and Ethnicity in American Life is presented by the University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration and the Cafferty Lecture Committee: William Brodsky, Frank M. Clark, Neil B. Guterman, Jeanne C. Marsh, and Alan McNally.

Members on the lecture committee at Nazareth apparently felt that his stance on abortion was outside the limit of what students could safely hear.

Besides clinical responsibilities, teaching, lectures, committees, and administrative tasks are a constant threat to time at the bench.

I was also Night Director of the Lecture Series Committee for two years, a position in which I was responsible for all ticket sales and movie selection.

Other popular lists ending with @mit.edu include reuse (a service for exchanging free items within the MIT community), mit-talk, lsc-info (announcements of MIT's lecture series committee movies), and the self-explanatory free-food.

Author Bruce Sterling reads selections from his work on the theme of "Media and Imagination" in 26-100 yeveningy evening as part of a series sponsored by the Lecture Series Committee and the Film and Media Studies Department.

The group's first film, An Extra Dimension, had its official premiere at the Lecture Series Committee (LSC) Theater (26-100) November 3 and 4, 2017, and premiered on Vimeo November 11, 2017.

Multiple boxes house bound publications written by Oliver, including the drafts of his 1996 book, Shocks and Rocks, as well as his 1998 autobiography, Shakespeare Got It Wrong: It's Not "to Be", It's "to Do!"; the autobiographical memoirs of a lucky geophysicist". Also correspondence, lecture notes, committee minutes, and guide books (1911-1990).