Sentence examples for scholar exchange from inspiring English sources

Comprises personal and business correspondence regarding scholar exchange, colloquia, etc., mostly with Russian scholars.

Supports digital humanities research and postdoctoral scholar exchange with Swedish institutions.

Hsu also cultivated institutional partnerships with more than six European universities for on-going cooperative programming and scholar exchange.

Hsu's contributions to the growth of the Europe Center included building multiple research scholar exchange and fellowships (with new funding) for residencies at the Europe Center.

His efforts to develop contacts between Soviet and American specialists in Russian history resulted in an extensive scholar exchange program between the Soviet Union and the United States.

But what about the man whose idea it was to set up this international scholar exchange programme over 70 years ago: how did J. William Fulbright convince his fellow Senators to support this novel concept?

The report urged the University to recruit more Latino faculty and administrators, bring Latino scholars to Princeton through a Diversity Scholars Exchange Program, create a Program in Latino Studies, and designate space and an administrator at the new Carl A. Fields Center to provide support for Latino students.

Global Café is a weekly informal gathering that brings together members of the Duke community - students, international scholars, exchange students, spouses and staff!

Bose Scholars exchange programs, reckons "it will take another decade to remodel national research infrastructure and create scientific ecosystems that are comparable to what one has access to at most R1 research institutions in the U.S". Brockmann and his students explore the neural basis and evolution of honeybee dance communication.

For several years Leonardo corresponded with Frederick II and his scholars, exchanging problems with them.

Spurred by the flurry of media coverage set off by these high-profile cases, the correspondence columns of the country's major newspaper, the New Zealand Herald, has seen both Auckland's vice-chancellor and several of his top scholars exchanging claims and counterclaims during recent days over whether their university is operating in a "climate of fear".