"open seminar" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an event or workshop that is open to the public. For example: "Our company is hosting an open seminar to teach people about account management."
Candidates must prepare and submit an acceptable thesis as well as present an open seminar on their research.
The dissertation must make an original contribution to the field and be presented at an advertised open seminar.
"American music is constantly changing, just like American culture," said Mr. Roach, who will discuss his craft in an open seminar on Saturday at 3 30 p.m. at the Crowell Concert Hall.
Upon completion of the thesis, the student prepares the work for publication, presents it to the University in an open seminar, and defends the validity of the work before the Special Committee and the members of the program.
This is an open seminar, and those interested in attending are encouraged to RSVP with Professor Choi at [email protected]
Over the course of ≈6 wk, student groups generated a biological question that could be explored with a differential model, developed and tested an original model, and then presented their findings in an open seminar.
Interested individuals can participate in our open seminars and events, as well as, search our online database of research publications produced by Center affiliates.
Speaking to MPs on Tuesday, the chancellor joked that the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, and the former Greek finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, had both "lost their marbles" – referring to the Elgin Marbles and to Labour's plans to hold a series of open seminars about economics.
Internal and open seminars and workshops complete the mix aimed at making this unusual working structure function.
Next year, Richard DeMillo, director of Georgia Tech's Center for 21st Century Universities, hopes to put together a MOOSe, or massive open online seminar, through a network of universities that will offer credit.
This point was driven home when both birth mothers who spoke at the two-day open adoption seminar we were required to attend said that finding "good, Christian homes" for their babies was their first concern.
