Sentence examples for students prizes from inspiring English sources

A Tulane University admissions officer sarcastically related his "ingenious" idea to offer students prizes when they "checked in" to campus for admissions tours and interviews, advertising to friends their current location.

A Brooklyn sixth-grade teacher has been fined $4,000 by New York City for an odd scheme in which he awarded his students prizes, including a "no homework pass," for buying his family's homemade soap, as part of a character-building program at the school.

In New York, in addition to the privately run incentive program, Roland G. Fryer, a Harvard economist who is serving as the Department of Education's chief equality officer, is leading the school system's effort to give students prizes of up to $50 per test for taking and passing other standardized tests.

Of the remainder, the majority are students, prized because they pay hefty tuition fees.

In October, he declared an open-ended moratorium on a commonplace Wesleyan practice that many students prize: chalking.

In a country where unemployment is high, students prize its guarantee of a civil-service job on graduation if they survive that far.

He was in fact much loved for his gentle humor (or "Sidgwickedness") and sympathetic conversation, and his philosophical students prized him for his candor.

The Columbia College Alumni Association partners with Undergraduate Student Life to present three student prizes each year that recognize the remarkable traits and participation.

The Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy is now accepting papers, essays, case studies, SYPAs or PAEs for our 2019 student prizes.

citizens, including human subjects and recipients of student prizes or awards, are subject to a mandatory 30percenttaxax withholding per U.S. government regulations.

During medical school, also at the University of Birmingham, he won three junior student prizes and the Ingleby Scholarship in Midwifery.