Sentence examples for scholar relations from inspiring English sources

Vincent Garcia, director of the scholar relations and selections program at the Point Foundation, which provides scholarships to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students, said he gets calls a couple of times a month from gay and lesbian campus directors, financial aid directors or students who were in similar situations.

The term "scholar" in relation to Oxford therefore had a specific meaning as well as the more general meaning of someone of outstanding academic ability.

He is better known, however, as an international relations scholar.

They are outlined by international relations scholar John Mearsheimer in the leading US establishment journal, Foreign Affairs.

"From 2005 to 2007, there was no French foreign policy," says Sophie Meunier, a scholar of international relations at Princeton.

"WHY has the external environment changed?" asks a Chinese scholar of international relations in Beijing, pondering a bad few months for Chinese diplomacy.

An international relations scholar explains at Three Quarks Daily how reading around in the philosophy of science improves his own research.

She graduated from Stanford and received a master's, as a Marshall scholar, in international relations from the University of Oxford in England.

Fred Halliday, an international relations scholar at the London School of Economics, said: "Both Iran and the United States want to see Sunni insurrection defeated.

"He is a much more supple mind than he is usually portrayed," said Philip Bobbitt, an international relations scholar and Democrat the senator consulted this summer.

Yan Xuetong, a foreign relations scholar at Tsinghua University, said: "I think the only problem is Japan because it has taken a confrontational policy.