"In terms of international recognition of scholars, that will be a big help for the universities".
These developments have prompted growing recognition by scholars and policy-makers of the right to health's contributions in relation to global economic forces and trade law, global health governance, social determinants of health and non-communicable disease [ 51- 58].
Up to 50 will be nominated for recognition as presidential scholars.
One of the notable outcomes of Hausman's work (as well as Raymond's new introduction to The Transsexual Empire), was a heightened recognition among trans scholars of the fragility of transgender studies.
The University of Southern California moved in the past decade to give special recognition to "renaissance scholars," students who demonstrate a mastery of broad and integrated thinking.
Bob graduated from Harvard Business School in 1986, earning the prestigious honor of Baker Scholar in recognition of academic achievement.
Schooled in the classics at the University of Edinburgh and Balliol College, Oxford, Ross gained recognition as an Aristotelian scholar by editing the Oxford English translations of Aristotle (1908 31); he translated the Metaphysics (1908) and Ethica Nicomachea (1925) himself.
A beloved member of the Dean's Council Executive Committee, she established the June A. Newmark Teaching Examination Suite in the Clinical Skills Center, the Ella and Saul Newmark Scholarship endowment in honor of her parents, and the Robert G. Schwager, M.D. '67 Education Scholar Award in recognition of a beloved physician and friend.
During an interview at a hotel coffee shop, Japanese passers-by did double takes of smiling recognition — testimony to how the elderly scholar has won far more fame in Japan than in the United States.
The reconstruction movement is VERY new, and so the sooner you join, the better chance you have of getting some kind of recognition on being some kind of scholar on the religion.
