Sentence examples for linking students with from inspiring English sources

It also runs a scholarship program, linking students with members of Shepparton's professional community.

Mal Burkinshaw, who heads Edinburgh's fashion course, said yesterday that linking students with real people was like "switching on a light".

Drake University also drew criticism in 2010 when it used a "D+" as the symbol for its branding campaign, meant to convey the idea of linking students with the opportunities it had to offer (Hence the "+").

The idea, Mr. Cagney said in an interview, is that by linking students with alumni, who had an interest in seeing the school's graduates, and their own investments, do well, students would be more successful and less likely to default on their loans.

All this, Schmidt hopes, will ultimately lead to the creation of a national data base and matching system linking students with the nation's best summer enrichment programs.

Additional encouragement and motivation would come through organizing visits to meet specific entrepreneurs for experience sharing, organizing contests for idea generation and start-up experiences and linking students with incubation centers.

An event is also planned to link students with the cast.

In addition, the accounting group links students with the real world through the Center for Financial Reporting and Management.

Louis Faure, 23, arrived in 2014 for a six-month internship at the Enchanted Farm, a project spread over 35 hectares (86.5 acres) that links students with local farmers and businesses to develop food products.

Willie Walters, course director of BA (Hons) fashion at CSM, says the press show is just one of the many things CSM does to link students with employers, and disagrees that it can be unfair.

A mentoring program is also being set up, that will link students with mentors in Canada and Kenya, who will help them with academic issues and personal ones — like time management and family constraints.