Sentence examples for present a symposium from inspiring English sources

The botanical garden and the American Museum of Natural History will present a symposium about Darwin, with presentations by scientists, historians, philosophers and environmentalists.

In conjunction with the exhibition Felix Candela, the Wallach Art Gallery and the Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library present a symposium on his life and work.

On February 11, the Wallach Art Gallery, in collaboration with Avery Architectural & Fine Arts Library, will present a symposium on Candela's life and work.

Jere Lipps, emeritus professor/curator, and UCMP alum Nick Pyenson, now at the Smithsonian Institution, have organized and will present a symposium at the upcoming AAAS meeting in Boston, Feb. 17, on "Evolution of Giants — The Great Whales". Six speakers will delve into the evolutionary history of these whales, development of migratory patterns, effects of sonar, and the history of whaling.

McCarter Theatre Center and the Lewis Center for the Arts present a symposium commemorating the 20th anniversary of August Wilson's seminal speech, "The Ground on Which I Stand," delivered in 1996 from the stage of the McCarter's Matthews Theatre addressing questions of race, diversity, and cultural identity in the American Theater.

It is therefore our goal to present a symposium on selected topics of importance every three years.

This week the group is presenting a symposium with open master classes by day and concerts every evening at 7 30 from Wednesday through Aug. 13.

On Thursday, September 14, the school will be presenting a symposium entitled "New Materialisms: Histories Make Practice | Practices Make History" as part of the Chicago Architecture Biennial.

This commitment to education continued with the Good Groove Band, which performed in primary schools, and culminated in an invitation to present a jazz symposium in Senegal in 1994 sponsored by the Dizzy Gillespie Foundation.

The author Philip Hoare and the artist Angela Cockayne came up with the idea, having previously teamed up in 2011 to present a whale symposium and exhibition at Peninsula Arts, a public arts program at Britain's Plymouth University.

The Library partners with a number of academic divisions and programs to present a biannual symposium series focused on Russian artifacts combining visual and verbal media.