Sentence examples for role of alumni from inspiring English sources

As expected, some deal with the specifics of the topic -- the role of alumni and trustees, the need for stronger career centers, and how the election will shape the future direction of higher education -- to name a few.

Since the election of a number of petition-nominated trustees to the Board of Trustees starting in 2004, the role of alumni in Dartmouth governance has been the subject of ongoing conflict.

A few of them will find a way to sharpen and differentiate the role of parents and alumni, welcoming both groups into the inner circle as thought partners.

He was glad to play the role of a Princeton alumnus, offering avuncular advice about the eating clubs and the food.

Clearly forgetting Bryant's earlier appearance, Kenneth Tynan wrote in the Observer that "in the sketchily written role of a drunken Harvard alumnus, Michael Bryant gets closer to the raw nerve of reality than any West End debutant I can remember.

The firm's powerful network of alumni also played a role.

We therefore argue that alumni linkage has played an important role in bringing about the prosocial behaviour of alumni faculty by strengthening their motivation to pursue quality research, and that the strength of a returnee scholar's local academic network also has a great impact on their tendency towards high impact research.

At Emory University (Atlanta, Georgia, USA), after deliberations involving faculty, staff, students, and alumni on the role of the university in global health, a Global Health Institute was developed.

Its Director of Alumni, Captain Ryan Kules.

This, too, emphasises the supporting role that alumni play.

Children of alumni received an advantage.