Sentence examples for teaching scholars from inspiring English sources

The Ann Levy Siegel Teaching Scholars Program for implementing innovative methods of teaching young doctors is named in her honor.

Ramirez' teaching scholars program at North Carolina State University provides a foundation for transitioning to teaching faculty positions.

Coincidentally, later this month NSF hopes to name its first six "distinguished teaching scholars," a new 4-year, $300,000 award that, unlike the Hughes professors, is open to faculty across all institutions and all fields of science and engineering funded by NSF.

We believe in the entrepreneurial capacity of every scholar and believe that the jangling discords of our time can be healed and that injustices can be abolished by both opening doors and teaching scholars to create doors of opportunity.

Physicians identified by their peers and students as superior educators go through an interview process and if accepted into the Program, complete the Teaching Scholars in Medicine Certificate Program (TSIMP), an eighty hour University of Calgary accredited certificate program designed to foster expert instructional skills.

He was a Fulbright teaching scholar at Uhland Gymnasium, a high school in Tübingen, Germany.

Dr. Mushlin, also 57, is an internist on the staff of Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and is the Julian Cohen teaching scholar in medicine there.

Engaging Students: Teaching Scholar Partnerships The American Association of Community Colleges, in partnership with the Council of Independent Colleges and the Independent Colleges Office, developed the Teaching Scholar Partnerships (TSP) project in 2001 with support from the National Science Foundation.

Her last stop was as a postdoctoral teaching scholar at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, where she was immersed in teaching and curriculum development for the campus's undergraduate microbiology students.

Majid Rafizadeh is an Iranian/Syrian Fulbright teaching scholar, currently conducting research at Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and columnist for Harvard International Review and Aljazeera.

In 2012, while working on her dissertation, Shiri was appointed as a Teaching Scholar at Santa Clara University School of Law, teaching international criminal law and international humanitarian law.