Sentence examples for schools institutes from inspiring English sources

The centers encourage new relationships across schools, institutes, and academic departments at Columbia.

ACT has supported 71 projects at Stanford alone, in 44 different schools, institutes, centers, or departments.

Beyond academic departments, our students tap into the rich resources of Princeton's schools, institutes, and centers.

Columbia Global Centers encourage new relationships across schools, institutes, and academic departments at the University.

These schools, institutes, and faculties specialize in many areas of study, including medicine, sciences and technology, languages and letters, law, economics, management, political science, and other social sciences.

They have supported science education and research, with schools, institutes and centers named for them at Tufts, Cornell, New York and Yale universities, among others.

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The South Orangetown schools instituted it in the early 1980's to offset socioeconomic differences in area villages.

The company is studying how it may be affected as schools institute full-day kindergarten, he said.

In response, many Harvard Schools instituted formal mentoring programs to help tenure-track faculty successfully navigate their careers.

The move comes in the wake of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's push to have the schools institute an English immersion plan similar to one being tried in California.