Sentence examples for program in collaboration from inspiring English sources

Outside the Classroom, which is in Newton, Mass., designed the program in collaboration with MADD.

"I want to see that every school has an active arts education program in collaboration with the city's arts institutions," Mr. Segal said.

Knight has continued two national arts programs: a retreat for 15 symphonies that encourages them to share experiences and an art-lending program in collaboration with Pew Charitable Trusts.

★ Jonah Bokaer (Friday through Sunday) This multitalented dancer and choreographer presents a program in collaboration with Daniel Arsham, a visual artist, and the design firm known as Snarkitecture that includes the United States premiere of "Why Patterns".

The authority formed a symphony orchestra in 1971, just years before the city's near-bankruptcy threw its government liberalism into national disrepute, and went on to create an acting program in collaboration with the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute in 1982 and a youth chorus in 1997.

★ Jonah Bokaer (Wednesday and Thursday) This multitalented dancer and choreographer presents a program in collaboration with Daniel Arsham, a visual artist, and the design firm known as Snarkitecture that includes the United States premiere of "Why Patterns," in which 10,000 table-tennis balls descend on the stage.

The PFTA program uses drama in collaboration with communities that experience toxic exposures or desire a deeper understanding of environmental hazards.

Both of these facilities supported manatee-conservation programs in collaboration with the state of Florida.

Dennis M. Walcott, New York's schools chancellor, has expressed interest in more innovative summer school programming in collaboration with community partners.

Scientific and technical R&D programs in collaboration with EU and International partners for the facility as well as for the associated innovative new instruments will be discussed.

Workers are demanding more flexible and specific kinds of education and training; educators are tailoring their curriculum and means of delivery to meet the needs of non-traditional students and employers are investing in work training programs in collaboration with higher education institutions to fill the changing occupational needs.