Sentence examples for scholarly exchanges from inspiring English sources

I would doubt an academic who is not eager to engage in such scholarly exchanges.

Academic associations and governments shouldn't use political or ideological litmus tests to block scholarly exchanges.

The memorandum further provides for Yale's participation in advising a Peruvian museum and research center and scholarly exchanges.

Gardner Lindzey, a psychologist, editor and former president of the American Psychological Association who helped build a national framework to encourage scholarly exchanges and collaborations in the social sciences, died on Feb. 4 in Palo Alto, Calif.

Yale will also contribute what one university official called a "significant" amount of money to establish a program of scholarly exchanges that will continue for at least three years.

"For a long time, because of various historical reasons, there has been a great deal of urgent work that has needed to be done to extend the accumulation, thorough research and international scholarly exchanges on the first-hand materials of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East," it said.

"The way scholarly exchange is moving is radical, and we need to think about what it means for our fields".

And just as e-mail dealt a blow to snail mail, digital archives are retooling scholarly exchange.

So in the spirit of reciprocity and scholarly exchange, the Metropolitan Museum has agreed to lend the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, one of its prized Vermeers.

While Hypatia has embraced the diversity of approaches in feminist philosophy, publishing work from all three traditions, feminist scholarship in each of these traditions is advanced and supported though scholarly exchange at various professional societies.

Another route to what many aspirants hope will be the first job of an American career takes advantage of universities' right to make postdoctoral appointments under either the J-1 scholarly exchange visa or unlimited numbers of H-1B visas.