Sentence examples for material from courses from inspiring English sources

I often lecture at summer schools, sometimes lecturing on my own research, and sometimes teaching material from courses that I regularly teach during the academic year.

This paper brings together material from courses taken in philosophy and literature, and may be an honors paper (see below), an individual research paper (developed through independent work with a faculty member), or a paper integrating materials developed for two separate courses (by arrangement with the two instructors).

Olmsted also kept material from courses and workshops taught outside the university, as well as files on courses taught by others at University of Chicago.

This series includes material from courses that Grene taught with other faculty such as Saul Bellow, Wendy Doniger and David Tracy.

Olmsted also kept material from courses and workshops taught outside the university, as well as files on courses taught by others (such as a paleobotany class, Geology 280, taught by Adolph C. Noé).

Access learning materials from courses published on MIT OpenCourseWare, intensive summer courses, and semester long residential courses offered at several academic partners of the Center for Brains, Minds, and Machines.

Per American Philosophical Society library catalog, "Introduction: study compiled by Morris Swadesh on the basis of Sapir's Wakashan comparative notes". Description: Materials from courses taught by Mary Haas on Nuu-chah-nulth with a small amount of material on Makah and Ditidaht.

Collection includes materials from courses in Sociology, Social Science, and Anthropology; correspondence, meeting minutes, and information from the Department of Sociology; newspaper clippings and comics; memoranda from student activities and events; materials from research projects; PhD examinations; and reprints of articles by Braude and others.

Our enhanced curriculum mapping process included collection of online and paper-based syllabi and other materials from courses, as well as semi-structured interviews with course faculty, members of an IM student interest group, and other health professions students.

Instruct them to create connections between the major topic and other topics from class, material from other courses they have taken, or linked to prior knowledge they came into the course with.

The bulk of material is from courses taught by Olmsted in the University of Chicago's Department of Botany.