As the daughter of a famous economist and the wife of a successful scholar (she was his student when they met), Sheba has led a sheltered, upper-crust life.
Reb Bendit was a scholar, rabbi, a successful lumber merchant & proprietor of a water mill.
A graduate of universities in Russia and Uzbekistan, he became a successful scholar, publishing editions of Kazakh epic texts.
By all definitions, I'm a successful scholar and teacher, although I still shrug off puzzled questions about why I don't work on Indian history.
Willie's parents want him to become a successful scholar.
He was educated at a primary school affiliated with his local Anglican church, St Matthew's, and moved in 1891 to York Street Boys Schooll, a fee-paying establishment; Hobbs later admitted to being a poor scholar but was successful at sports.
If scholars can become successful without any athletic prowess, why should athletes with no scholarly inclinations be forced to finish high school or go to college during their peak years?
The British parliamentary style continues to spread in global participation, and American debate minds -- rhetoric scholars, coaches, and successful debaters -- have worked extensively to introduce debate practices and developed argumentation theory to other countries.
The framework we describe here is a new development for evaluating priority setting; it can provide guidance to decision makers and scholars interested in successful priority setting.
The most successful Noyce Scholar programs provide not only excellent STEM experiences for their majors and effective teacher preparation, but also address the issues that are likely to arise in a high-need environment and offer ongoing support for teachers in their induction years (the first few years of independent teaching).
"Whatever success we have achieved has had faculty involvement at its core," says Hrabowski, who has nurtured the school's successful Meyerhoff Scholars program.
