Sentence examples for lecture named from inspiring English sources

The lecture, named after Edwin Godkin, the founder of The Nation, is dedicated to public service.

The Department of Medicine holds an annual lecture named for him.

Downie also used the lecture, named after the late war correspondent and broadcaster, to criticise a journalistic culture which has led to "tabloid invasions of privacy".

In his recent Keir Hardie lecture (named after Labour's first leader) David Miliband evoked his party's pre-war tradition of mutual guilds and moral seriousness, rather than the mix of Fabian statism and cultural relativism that has prevailed since.

Mr. Ryan is to deliver the prestigious Whittington Lecture, named for an associate dean who was killed on the airplane that crashed into the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001.

As a former law clerk to Rehnquist, not to mention his immediate successor as Chief Justice, Roberts was an obvious choice to deliver the annual lecture named for Rehnquist at the University of Arizona law school in February.

Once or twice a year the Math Department sponsors lectures named in honor of Professor John J. Gergen (1903-1967), former chairman of the department.

Africana: The Encyclopedia of the African and African-American Experience was inspired by and dedicated to Du Bois by its editors Kwame Anthony Appiah and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Humboldt University in Berlin hosts a series of lectures named in Du Bois's honor.

(For the purposes of the study, "invited lectures" includes named invited lectures, invited keynote addresses, invitations to overseas meetings, and presentations at premier research universities, but excludes local departmental seminars).

Laufman Lecture Hall named in honor of Paul Laufman.

The lecture is named for CISAC's co-founder, Sidney Drell.