You can't get more time, but you can have a selection of scholarly examples prepared before setting foot in the testing room.
But pioneering efforts in "spiritual ecumenism," followed by mid-century convergences at the scholarly level, prepared for the official entrance of the Roman Catholic Church on the ecumenical scene with the holding of the Second Vatican Council (Vatican II; 1962 65).
'This experience enriches fellows' individual projects and fosters long-lasting scholarly networks, preparing the fellows for careers of far-reaching research and leadership in the humanities.'" The full list of Burkhardt fellows is available here.
Or, to be precise, Sawkins convinced the court that he was owed royalties on a recording of Lalande, which appeared on the Hyperion label, and for which he had prepared scholarly editions.
4. Scholarly Work: A manuscript prepared for journal submission.
He has prepared a scholarly and well-argued dissertation about Ice Cube.
The scholarly work may be prepared for publication in print or nonprint media, or both.
The Mark Twain Project prepares scholarly critical editions from materials held at the Papers and around the world.
Many administrators also argue that teaching assistantships are not a job, but a part of the scholarly process that prepares graduate students to become professors.
But the Italian organist is well known to his peers: he teaches at the University of Fribourg in Switzerland, in Bologna, where he lives, and at special organ academies here and there; he prepares scholarly editions, and he performs widely in Europe and North America.
Finally, in 1961, the director-general of UNESCO called for the publication of the papers and proposed the establishment of an international scholarly panel to prepare an edition of photographs of them.
