Sentence examples for referring students from inspiring English sources

John Carroll University has rented out the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum for a night to thank Jesuit counselors for referring students.

But experts warn that poor training and nervousness about missing signs of vulnerability mean that some schools are referring students unnecessarily.

What is more, if universities do not pay for airfare, hotels and meals, counselors are a lot less likely to visit, making them less effective at referring students to the right institutions.

During the closing, the library's staff has been busily referring students, scholars and other library patrons to off-site storage in its other branches, to online resources and to other libraries in the area, Mr. Scher said.

One of her most popular manifesto pledges, echoed by many other candidates, is to campaign to repeal the Counter-Terror and Security Act, which makes referring students to Prevent, the government's anti-extremism programme, a statutory duty.

This corrective feedback could include referring students to a particular module or page in the text for further study.

They are increasingly referring student-specific questions to the online SRA Advisor.

In a recent districtwide survey of teachers who had referred students to Wellness Centers, three-quarters reported greater academic success.

Most universities don't offer bereavement specific counselling, but instead refer students to outside services, such as Cruse.

And it's harder to find places to refer students because community mental health places are also overwhelmed".

Many provide rental listings, inform students of their rights as renters and refer students to the proper authorities to settle housing disputes.