Sentence examples for offered lectures on from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, in that same year the College offered lectures on Economic Botany and Improvement of Varieties in Plants and Animals by Charles E. Bessey (a visiting Lecturer from Iowa Agricultural College), on Forestry by Henry N. Bolander, on Field Botany by Walter P. Gibbons and Alexander Kellogg, and on Lower Forms of Vegetable Life by H. W. Harkness.

One of the most common causes of suspicion was membership in the Washington Bookshop Association, a left-leaning organization that offered lectures on literature, classical music concerts and discounts on books.

The subjects in the intervention group were offered lectures on preventive aspects of falling, such as walking aids, nutrition in old age, home hazards and physical exercise and overall fall prevention.

It will also offer lectures on the history of the Cold War and on its present-day ramifications.

As a New Yorker — she spoke on Monday about the "state that I cherish" — she may not be in a position to offer lectures on the subject.

The all-day affair, from 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Five Towns College in Dix Hills, offers lectures on English, Irish and German sources; hints on research techniques; how to use New York City records and Federal Population Census Schedules and, for beginners, "Getting Started" (631) 427-7045.

To make matters worse, the most popular professor on campus is the historian Robert Stacey, who refuses to propagate the myth that all the founding fathers were devoted Christians and offers lectures on Kant and Nietzsche, who questioned the existence of God.

"How can one patent my genes?" is a query I often hear when I offer lectures on the subject.

Large conferences usually offer lectures on research techniques, case studies and location-specific strategies.

German universities at this time, by contrast, hardly offered lectures or seminars on the Holocaust.

Dental meeting offered lectures, exhibits, and clinics.