Sentence examples for multiple workshops from inspiring English sources

Davenport and the law students went to work spreading the word about the program through targeted emails and multiple workshops.

There are multiple workshops planned at conferences and an event we call the Labor Road Show II, which will bring these topics to four locations across the state.

Six will be given partners from the world of theater - directors or dramaturges - to help them "embrace new methods of creating work by introducing them to the theater model in which projects go through multiple workshops," the Joyce said.

She has held multiple workshops and tutorials on discrete optimization and submodularity in machine learning, and has received an NSF CAREER award, a Google research award, the German Pattern Recognition Award (Mustererkennngspreis) and an ICML Best Paper Award.

Along with the Program on Negotiation, the staff at the Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program has created an extensive catalog of role plays that they use to teach multiple workshops and courses.

Founded in 2009, the 3,000 square-foot space grew and grew, eventually taking over the entire lobby and multiple workshops.

However, there is an inherent increase in implementation cost with large college classes because multiple workshop instructors would need to be hired and trained for this small-group approach.

We offered individual sessions in the clinic with the same content for participants who missed multiple group workshops or were unable to attend the weekly group workshops (19 of the 168 intervention parents received a total of 47 sessions delivered individually).

Each module was developed through an iterative process that involved multiple pilot workshops and rounds of feedback.

In the fall semester alone, it has offered multiple student workshops and training on diversity and inclusion that connected students to environmental leaders of diverse backgrounds, and hosted social events to foster stronger connections between students of all backgrounds.

In earlier work in the Indus Basin, Zia and Glantz (2012), based upon multiple stakeholder workshops with local policy-making and planning agencies, scientists, and civil society organizations, identified a range of policy and governance challenges for designing resilient risk management and land-use planning approaches.