Sentence examples for university devoted from inspiring English sources

Medical education has been greatly expanded and includes a university devoted to Chinese medicine (acupuncture and herbal medicine).

In 1929, when Morehouse and Spelman, a black women's college, affiliated with Atlanta University and took responsibility for undergraduate studies, the university devoted itself solely to graduate work.

He also plans to visit other American Indian communities across the nation to share his story, much as he did last fall at Haskell, the only accredited university devoted to serving various Indian tribes.

As we have seen, Ficino taught only once, and very briefly, at the Florentine studio (Davies 1992); and there would be no chair in any European university devoted to the teaching of Plato until later in the sixteenth century.

During the 1980s and 1990s, the university devoted substantial resources to renovating its massive hospital complex and improving the academic facilities on the North Campus.

Major and minor religions could and should come together to form their own kind of "singularity university" devoted to the future-forward study of religion.

When Helleday began his graduate studies, Jenssen was working half-time at the university, devoting the rest of his time to a commercial venture.

At present universities, devoted primarily to the pursuit of knowledge, fail disastrously to do what is required.

Yet as president of the Open Course Ware Consortium, a global group of universities devoted to expanding the amount of free, openly licensed educational material on the Internet, she is focused on the future.

After his retirement in 1912, Davis served as a visiting lecturer to many universities, devoted much time to writing and field studies, and conducted exhaustive studies of coral reefs and coral islands.

Syracuse became a member of the Association of American Universities (AAU) in 1966, an organization of leading research universities devoted to maintaining a strong system of research and education.