Sentence examples for support of a student from inspiring English sources

A sports article yesterday about a rally at North Carolina Central University in Durham in support of a student who said she had been raped by three Duke University lacrosse players referred incorrectly in some copies to the campus position held by Renee Clark, who said, "We want the woman to know that we're not going to let this issue just slide by".

In a letter written in support of a student's law-school application, he writes, "I have known Ms. DeRueda for eleven minutes, ten of which were spent in a fruitless attempt to explain to her that I write letters of recommendation only for students who have signed up for and completed one of my classes".

Colleges want to partner with parents in support of a student accepting responsibility, learning and moving forward from a minor alcohol-related incident.

The authors examine the possibility of providing individual trajectories of testing and psychological support for a student by means of using aphorisms.

More recently the Association for Laboratory Automation (ALA) has also partnered ASDL to promote education in the analytical sciences by sponsoring the ASDL ALA Young Scientist Poster Award, which will support attendance of a student poster author at LabAutomation 2010.

Tensions about race and other student welfare issues had been simmering for weeks before the athletes joined the protest in support of a graduate student who was holding a hunger strike.

"For transgender students, being in a school that affirms and supports their gender identity is critical to ensuring that they too can experience adolescence in a healthy and constructive manner," read one brief, by leading medical societies, in support of a Virginia student who sued for the right to use the boys' bathroom.

He wrestled at the University of Missouri where last 8 November the football team went on strike in support of a black students and forced the school's president to resign.

Following one topic lecture on the essence of MI and two practical tutorials where students from the two disciplines practiced in mixed groups of three (interviewer, interviewer and observer) with support of a tutor, students were required to apply their learnings by conducting a motivational interview with a family member or friend involving physical activity and/or exercise.

With careful planning and the support of a governing board, student interview panels can give a useful insight when hiring new staff members.

An email sent to all students from the university's director of student support said a student had "sadly passed away from confirmed meningococcal disease" and listed symptoms to watch for.