Sentence examples for regular workshops for from inspiring English sources

He was a top anti-abortion crusader who conducted regular workshops for young staff members on sexually transmitted diseases, complete with graphic slideshows.

The Episcopal Church runs regular workshops for chaplains, has an instructional CD-ROM and video and an information-packed Web site, www.ecusa.org, for its priests on the intricacies of counseling the traumatized.

For example, Utah Valley University, the state's largest ­higher-education institution, received a grant to jump-start a program for students with autism that includes weekly meetings to build skills, recreational and social activities, and regular workshops for families.

Since 1997, the Family and Community Medicine Department of KSU has run regular workshops for healthcare professionals from the MOH and from other governmental and private institutions.

The study revealed that nurses' inadequate pain management knowledge might have resulted from curriculum gaps during training; inadequate clinical supervision, study days, and workshops for practising nurses; lack of funding for organising regular workshops; and, negative attitudes of nurses whereby new information learned at workshops was not readily applied in clinical practice.

Together with Guy Ortolano at NYU and Peter Mandler at Cambridge University, she has founded a training collaboration which brings together graduate students working in the field of 20th century British history for regular workshops and seminars.

Hajo and her husband plan to hold regular workshops at Pages, both for children and adults, as well as art exhibitions, speaker appearances, film screenings and musical performances.

They have regular workshops, which have been running for 7 years (in 2013) and are co-located with CBSoft4 in both areas (SAST in ST and WMod5 in AOD) from their very start.

Johnny Martin FCA, The Numbers Coach, is a British Library Business Centre partner where he runs regular workshops and he is a mentor for the School of Communication Arts.

The Project on Democracy and the Internet organizes regular workshops, hosted by Nathaniel Persily, James B. McClatchy Professor of Law at Stanford, for scholars studying democracy in the digital age.

Through this experience, we found that such workshops are useful in facilitating the sharing of current information and basic rules for the ethical review of personal genome research; regular workshops can also be used to coordinate and improve the quality of ethical review of multicenter studies.