Sentence examples for respected provost from inspiring English sources
Among the many posts he held, he was a highly respected Provost of Jinling University (1951 1952) and President of Nanjing Agricultural University (1981 1984) during their critical transition periods.
"Universities should be spaces committed to showing the promise of diversity and helping everyone recognize, appreciate and respect difference," Michael W. Quick, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, wrote in a letter to the USC community.
The provost of the Brompton Oratory, a traditionalist church in central London, is Father Julian Large, a 43-year-old former journalist who draws a youthful following.The brighter shoreIn some respects the woes of the church in the West seem far away from the parts of the world where it is thriving.
The chancellor and provost at Wisconsin could learn from the respect for excellence and the work ethic that defines Harvard.
But even before she stepped inside the campus, the school's provost warned her of Canada's tradition of "restraint, respect and consideration".
And in early October, Max, a UC Santa Cruz astronomer who helped design and build instruments used at Lick, took the helm at UCO. "Right from the start the provost and I established a very good working relationship and there was lots of mutual respect," Max said.
"I have deep respect for [Murray] and her ability to think broadly across different branches of science," says Eric Isaacs, provost at the University of Chicago in Illinois, who also worked at Bell Labs.
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