Sentence examples for the curriculum program from inspiring English sources

She is currently revising writing across the curriculum program at Franklin College Switzerland.

Jane Kokernak has been an instructor in MIT's Writing Across the Curriculum program since 2008.

As one of more than 30 lecturers in MIT's Writing Across the Curriculum program, I work with undergraduates as they write papers and create presentations for their science and engineering classes.

This new curriculum necessitated the expansion of the Technical Writing Cooperative into the Writing Across the Curriculum program in the Program in Writing and Humanistic Studies.

The law governing the activities of the U.S. Department of Education states clearly that no federal official should attempt to "exercise any direction, supervision, or control over the curriculum, program of instruction, [or] administration....of any educational institution".

A good example is the Walt Disney Company that reaches 2000 classrooms through its Planet Challenge and the curriculum program that Disney Cruise Lines developed with local class rooms in the Bahamas, including experiential environmental education at Castaway Cay. 5. Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls - Women make up the majority of the tourism workforce.

Theodore K. Lerud, AM'74, PhD'82, is an English professor, department chair, and coordinator of the writing-across-the-curriculum program at Elmhurst College.

Administrators must then work with faculty and staff to change the institution's culture through the curriculum, programming, and policies.

The best way to raise student achievement is to put inspiring, well-compensated teachers in every classroom, reduce class sizes and restore to the curriculum programs in music, art and drama.

Prior to returning to Stanford in 2000, he taught courses in rhetoric, composition, writing pedagogy, literature, creative nonfiction, and fiction writing at San Diego State University and the University of Arizona, where he directed the University Composition Board, overseeing assessment, outreach, and writing-across-the-curriculum programs.

Without sufficient public investment, our schools cannot hope to offer the curriculums, programs, student services and facilities that will produce the graduation rates called for by the president.