Sentence examples for student networking from inspiring English sources

Doctoral programmes need to ensure that structures are in place to support international students at different stages of their doctoral journey, and to support greater local-international student networking.

Today's most envied entrepreneur is Mark Zuckerburg, the Harvard drop-out who founded Facebook, a student networking firm.

Of course, naturally Studyhall wants to go beyond Yammer's social realm to create a tool that facilitates student networking (like a collegiate LinkedIn) that combines with a student marketplace, a la Craigslist or Amazon.

As MyEdu moves more aggressively into the student networking and recruiting space, it will be competing not only with startups offering degree management and student loan services but with those in the college networking space as well.

The Academy, which is Cisco System's largest and longest-running corporate responsibility program, partners with over 10,000 universities, community colleges, and high schools to teach students networking and ICT skills, preparing them for jobs and higher ed programs in engineering, computer science, and related fields.

The Entrepreneurship Club sponsors activities to get Wharton students networking among themselves or with alumni.

Kevin Hartz, from the (in famous Paypal mafia opens up about some other things that are also top of mind for HBS students (Networking, Silicon Valley and Communicating with Machines!).

We see support initiatives from the likes of PwC, providing mentors to the School for Social Entrepreneurs' students, and networking through their Social Entrepreneurs Club.

Still, when Mr. Lee agreed to lift the beef ban, thousands of South Korean students, mainly networking through the Internet, immediately took to the streets, followed by a broader uproar.

Doherty, Tedesco and other Emerson students began networking online in recent months.

The San Diego La Raza Lawyers Association was formed in 1976 to advance equality and empower Latino attorneys and the community in San Diego County, providing bar exam stipends, scholarships for law students, social networking events for Latino lawyers, mentoring programs and professional development seminars.