Sentence examples for through advising from inspiring English sources
Through advising services we support the social development and transformation of students throughout their academic careers.
The EPD concentration provides wide support to students in identifying internships through advising, alumni connections, and events.
The Harvard Extension Pre-Health Society (HEPS) is a student-run organization that supports students on the premed track at Harvard Extension through advising, events, and networking.
Osborne's much-vaunted Google tax is only estimated to be collecting £557m by 2019, and accounting firms, having representatives on Treasury tax committees, are still allowed to profit to the tune of billions through "advising" on tax avoidance.
AFs work with program administrators to assist undergraduates in the Symbolic Systems major or minor, in course selection, degree planning, and relating the curriculum to a career or life plan, through advising and events.
In his work as an anti-poverty campaigner with Z2K (a charity that fights poverty caused by "unfairness or incompetence in the welfare and housing systems"), and through advising his neighbours, he has met people who have lost weight because they could no longer afford to eat properly as they tried to repay the escalating fees.
"Try to interact with the patients and really see what these families and these patients go through," advises David Shirinyan, a neuroscience postdoc at UCLA who has worked part-time in an autism clinic for the past 8 years.
Because my bill payments never appeared to process — at least on the front-end — I deleted them and then re-added them in an attempt to get them to go through, as advised.
Formal relationships are forged through academic advising, internship planning and the thesis project.
The GWL offers support through individual advising, academic writing workshops, writing groups, and online resources.
We also drew on the perspectives of those supporting the start-up explosion through mentoring, advising, and investing.
