The phrase "seminar topics" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the specific subjects or themes that are discussed during a seminar or conference. Example: "The university is offering a wide range of seminar topics for their upcoming academic conference, including sustainable development, artificial intelligence, and cultural diversity."
Among the seminars, topics to be covered include financial prudence, league and club strategies, sponsorship, the fan experience, broadcasting, new media, naming rights, and venue management.
They will run a conference registration desk, for example, or help develop seminar topics, all for flat or hourly fees that supplement their shrinking commission income.
Mr. Barnes will speak on dance writing tomorrow at 11 45 a.m., followed by a luncheon at 1 15 p.m. Seminar topics include Latin dance, the reconstruction of the late 19th-century French ballet "Sylvia" by Violette Verdy and Lycette Darsonval, multiculturalism, hip-hop on the concert dance stage and whether or not choreography and style can be inherited as property.
Lindstaedt directs the university's Office of Career and Professional Development, and he was mulling over seminar topics for an upcoming grad-student and postdoc event.
Detailed results about preferred seminar topics grouped by profession are depicted in figure 1.
There were 10 weekly 2-hour sessions, with 2 seminar topics for each session.
Session and seminar topics ranged from urinary incontinence and pain to nutrition and dementia.
Seminar topics detailed below were selected to cover major aspects of human subjects' protections as well as provide instruction and opportunities for discussion of the values, principles, and regulatory systems that guide research in Botswana.
The quantum leap into the philosophically diminished "subject(ive)" was then writ into theory via the "Third Table" by Graham Harman whose 2014 seminar topic was Black Holes.
There were the seminars ("Hot Topics in Human Resources").
Babeland offers private ninety-minute seminars in topics as adventuresome as Japanese rope bondage.
