Sentence examples for program professional from inspiring English sources

The remaining curricular categories (program, professional, and resource) are not shown, as these particular categories were very sparsely populated.

This funding supported the core University LIC team comprising a senior academic (program director), and two senior professional staff members, with responsibility for the development of the educational program, professional staff and infrastructure in each hub, and part-time rural hub academic coordinators and professional support staff.

It offers about 50 undergraduate degree programs and about 20 graduate degree programs; professional degrees are also available.

Among the factors to be considered are implementation of literacy and mathematics programs, professional development and improvement in attendance and school safety.

But Mr. Levy said that after his administrative cuts, the only places left to turn were after-school, sports and arts programs; professional development; and weekend programs for academic enrichment.

He said he expected Mr. Herzog to help re-establish the channel, which has experienced a drop in ratings this year after the the loss of what had been its most popular programming, professional wrestling.

It was very rewarding to see so many go on to Chemistry Ph.D. programs, professional schools, and industry positions.

For instance, our study showed how in several cases, the lack of flexibility in instructor schedules did not allow for collaborative professional learning or programmed professional development.

Eukaryotic initiation factor-α kinase 4 (EIF2AK4) would be involved in programming professional antigen presenting cells (DCs) to stimulate CD8+ T cell responses (Querec et al. 2009).

The report summarizes results from a survey completed by 790 graduate students in master's degree programs, professional schools, and Ph.D. programs.

The list of links features sponsors, internships, minority institutions and minority-targeted programs, aquatics and limnology, government programs, professional societies, informational Web sites, careers, and publications.