Sentence examples for served as a fellow from inspiring English sources

He served as a fellow at the Truman Institute for the Advancement of Peace in Jerusalem before returning to the University of Oslo to earn a master's degree in political science (1985).

After World War I he served as a fellow of New College and then taught at the University of Cambridge (1922 32), the University of California, Berkeley (1932), and the University of London (1933 57).

Ms. Fishman, who has also served as a fellow with the Senate Special Committee on Aging, is careful to note that not everyone in a generational group is alike, but they do tend to share certain characteristics.

Ms. Abdul, who has been close to the acerbic Mr. Cowell for years, having served as a fellow judge and constant foil on "American Idol," said in a statement on Tuesday that she has "absolute understanding of the situation" and added that Mr. Cowell would remain a "dear friend".

She also holds an M.A. in anthropology from Boston University, where she also served as a fellow in the university's African Studies Center.

Mr. Peterson has served as a Fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the Urban Studies Department in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

He has published more than 65 books, and currently serves as a fellow of the American College of Physicians and as a professor at the Kellogg School of Management.

Working with Coffman, the former chief science officer of 3D printing and computer aided design company Xometry, and Resner, who was serving as a fellow at the Civic Data Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Slezak came up with an approach that most social and data scientists know all too well.

"Unless you start detailing all kinds of people into the interior area, it's not an entirely transferrable workforce," Meissner, who now serves as a fellow with the non-partisan Migration Policy Institute, told HuffPost.

For some perspective on just how crazy it is to limit an FBI "investigation," and whether that investigation would actually accomplish anything, I called up Michael German, a former FBI special agent who now serves as a fellow at the Brennan Center for Justice's Liberty and National Security Program at NYU.

In addition, Dr. Zucker served as a White House fellow, as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Health at the U.S. Health and Human Services, as Assistant Director-General of the World Health Organization and a fellow at the Institute of Politics at Harvard Kennedy School.