Sentence examples for presented college from inspiring English sources

It also presented college basketball doubleheaders and, at the end of the season, the National Invitation Tournament, then considered on a par with, if not more prestigious than, the N.C.A.A. tournament.

In an experiment published in 2008, Yale psychologists presented college students with flawed explanations for psychological phenomena, such as how people process information.

Yet he presents college as a primarily private benefit and thus plays into the hands of members of Congress who are intent on cutting student financial aid.

In 2011, Professor Morales was invited to visit the Edinburgh festival by the International Collegiate Theater Festival, an organization that presents college productions as part of the Festival Fringe.

Rutgers made an unconventional choice for an athletic director four years ago when it selected Tim Pernetti, a television executive who had extensive experience presenting college games on national broadcasts but had never run a college program or coached a major team.

Seldin was invited to present College Abacus at the White House Education Datapalooza in 2014 and led the company's successful bid to win two Gates Foundation-funded grants through the "College Knowledge Challenge".

Presenting college sticker prices as an opening bid, families will negotiate with the admission and financial aid staffs as though they were purchasing negotiable items like a used car.

We need to stop presenting college as a time when women can and should be getting perfect grades, have legendary social lives and universally satisfying sexual experiences and instead present it as a nuanced experience full of all kinds of emotional, psychological and academic experiences that are different for women.

The updated SAT is better tailored to measure students' capabilities and therefore presents colleges with an improved metric for student success.

In one study, researchers presented 87 college students with toy kaleidoscopes and asked them to predict how much they would enjoy the product in a week.

In April 1952, citing the president's work, the American Civil Liberties Union presented the college with an award -- also on view at the exhibition -- for "a powerful effort in behalf of academic freedom".