Sentence examples for teaching scholarship from inspiring English sources

The liberalized regulations were to apply only to teaching, scholarship, and research.

Limited reproduction for the purpose of criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research is considered fair game.

Greer was born in Melbourne in 1939 and graduated from the University of Melbourne before defaulting on her teaching scholarship in order to move to Sydney, and later to Cambridge.

In her mid-50's, in the middle of an active life of teaching, scholarship, life as a wife, mother and grandmother, the Australian historian Inga Clendinnen discovered she was gravely ill.

She went to Sydney University on a teaching scholarship to do a BA and a diploma of education but when the principal of the teachers college saw her engagement ring (she married the diplomat Richard Butler in 1963) she was told she now couldn't be a teacher and she would have to pay back all the tuition money she had already received.

She will become dean of Columbia on July 1. "Professor Moody-Adams's extraordinary commitment to teaching, scholarship and public service, as well as her hands-on experience as an academic administrator for undergraduate education, make her uniquely well suited to this new challenge," Lee C. Bollinger, Columbia's president, said in a statement.

Many of my peers were either fully funded or had university teaching scholarships.

His first priority, Boehlert told the group, will be to examine ways to improve K-12 math and science education--from offering teaching scholarships for top students to reexamining the impact of standardized tests on learning and critical thinking.

Ed leaves behind a rich legacy of dedicated service, teaching and scholarship.

His place in the curriculum is established, but he is hardly popular as a subject of teaching or scholarship.

Since Roman times teaching and scholarship in the law have provided prominent roles in the legal profession.