Sentence examples for stage university from inspiring English sources

"But if we're preparing people for the next stage – university and employment – it would seem you have to build skills of independence and self-reliance.

She has received grants from the Jerome Foundation, Brooklyn Arts Council, Harlem Stage, University Settlement, and Dancing While Black to further her work as a choreographer/youth organizer, as well as a 2017 Bessie Award for her part in Eva Yaa Asantewaa's Skeleton Architecture.

The second stage: universities complete research on key technologies.

In this stage universities engage directly in business activities, such as selling education and research services; companies further strengthen the R&D activities and even establish corporate universities to develop the skills of their professionals and managers; government also provides venture capital to help start new enterprises to promote potential economic growth.

When the Karsh Alumni and Visitors Center was in the planning stages, university leaders asked Sterly Wilder what she'd like to see in the building at Chapel Drive and Duke University Road.

BR Tech Strategy is a student-led, for-credit program in which MBA teams consult with Cornell inventors to analyze commercial opportunities for early-stage university-generated technology.

In the initial stages, universities often experiment with the latest gadgets or Internet services without thinking too much about the concrete, real-world applications the technologies might have.

Harvard kicked off a small but ambitious experiment this week that it hopes will become a new "third stage" of university education.

Even before Mr. Lewis's boycott brought the issue to center stage, the university's problems prompted a hard internal look at its governance.

Mr. Bricault credits the community's growth to increasing talent, capital, early stage investors, university entrepreneurship programs, start-up competitions and second and third-generation entrepreneurs staying put and starting companies.

In the following development stage (1985 to 1992), university faculty applied their technology and knowledge to create enterprises for technology/knowledge transfer.