Sentence examples for student employed from inspiring English sources

Gabrielle Thomas, a Mount Vernon graduate student employed as a social worker, was getting ready to launch a dot-com business.

ABC's "Alias," from J. J. Abrams, the creator of "Felicity," follows in comic book style the undercover exploits of a female graduate student employed by a top-secret division of the C.I.A.

Joshua Jowitt is a student employed by the university to give a tour of its castle, which was built in 1072 and is now home to a hall of residence.

Demographic data were obtained from CSSD records and included all available probation term start dates, age, race (categorized as black, white, or other), highest level of completed education (categorized as no, some, or completed high school), employment status (categorized as student, employed, unemployed, or disabled), and satisfaction with current housing accommodation.

The woman is suing Virginia Wesleyan under the pseudonym Jane Doe because she alleges a student employed by the college as a peer adviser provided her possibly-drugged alcohol on the night she was assaulted by another male classmate.

By 2011, the number of part-time faculty members had risen to nearly 762,000; the number of graduate student employed in the classroom rose to 355,916 and the number of full-time-but never-to-be tenured faculty rose to 284,303 — up from just 80,833 in 1975.

Every student employs both types of strategies from time to time.

Thomas, one of the architectural students employed for the "Bauhaus Walking Tour", showed me the sights.

Of the 1,700 graduate students employed as teaching, research or other assistants, about half are in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.

Still, dozens of foreign students employed at the Palmyra plant did not join the protests, State Department officials noted.

The alliance has continued protests against the Hershey Company, demanding to be allowed to organize foreign students employed at its amusement park in Pennsylvania.