Sentence examples for support enrolled in a from inspiring English sources

Nine years after graduating from high school, Rebecca Masci, a single mother with four young children to support, enrolled in a surgical-technology program in 2004 at Kaplan/CCI in Broomall, Pa., to improve her job prospects.

With support from the U.S. Department of Education, the Teaching Residents at Teachers College (TR@TC2) program was developed to ensure that teaching residents receive extraordinary preparation and multiple supports, while enrolled in a Master's degree program leading to initial NYS teaching certification.

New services launching this semester also include support for those enrolled in a campus summer program to help high schoolers transition to UC Berkeley, funds for emergency needs, an online resource that centralizes information for the students and their families, legal services support, a textbook lending library and mental health resources.

The program offers fellowship and stipend support to trainees enrolled in a combined MD/PhD or MD/MPH program at an accredited medical school.

The N.I.H. has not permitted a single chimpanzee that it owns or supports to be enrolled in a new research study since December 2011.

But my mom said, 'I'll support you.' " He enrolled in a hotel management college in Bombay and during a kitchen rotation discovered his aptitude for cooking.

The enhanced satiety effect of sibutramine could also have helped patients with high oral dependency to give less importance to food and the support provided by being enrolled in a treatment program could have helped them to abstain from food.

Nine-year-old Isaac was enrolled in a support group at the Bedford-Stuyvesant FaMs. Williams so Ms. Williams turned to them for help.

Support for Stanford graduate students enrolled in a doctoral program in one of Stanford's seven schools, with special emphasis on the Social Sciences and Humanities.

He often sounds like a self-pitying member of the Me Generation, enrolled in a support group, were it not for the fact that he uses formal, 1950s words like "disreputable," "scoundrel," "perdition" and "unregenerate".

Today, Khadija is enrolled in a Child Mother Support Group run by Save the Children UK and supported by UNICEF.