Sentence examples for the concerned students from inspiring English sources

The university's diversity council and Jozi de Leon, its vice-president for equity and inclusion, are taking steps to work with the concerned students.

But this was not enough for the Concerned Students group.

We should take seriously the complaints of the concerned students and faculty at Providence College; if they're talking about it now, it's probably gotten way out of control.

The Concerned Students of SDSU, a group focused on sexual assault awareness, says that because Cole hasn't publicly criticized what happened during the Take Back The Night march, he's got to go.

The Concerned Student 1950 group repeatedly told students not to talk to any media but to email them.

Mizzou's African-American players linking arms with the Concerned Student 1950 movement, steering their team-mates and head coach to join them.

While homemade signs of sympathy and support for Paris and for Pinkel were flashed by the faithful inside the stadium, a Mizzou fan went to Twitter before halftime and claimed she was told she wouldn't be allowed inside Arrowhead while bearing a white placard that mentioned the Concerned Student 1950 movement.

When answering questions from parents, teachers may want the intelligence on the whole picture on performance of the concerned student.

The research questions examined in the present study concerned students' ratings of the two methods with respect to acceptability and the realism of scenarios; students' ratings of the training methods with respect to both methods being worthwhile, useful, and applicable for future exploration and counselling of parents; and whether students' ratings of the two methods significantly differed.

This event is jointly organized by the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, the Southeast Asia Program, and the Collective of Concerned Students on Global Issues, and cosponsored by the South Asia Program and the Comparative Muslim Societies Program.

This event is organized by the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, the Southeast Asia Program (SEAP), and the Collective of Concerned Students on Global Issues, and cosponsored by the South Asia Program (SAP).