Sentence examples for university sharing from inspiring English sources

Ross says the whole point of a university leadership structure is to enable staff to deliver the fundamental purposes of a university: sharing learning, producing knowledge and contributing to the community.

Although there are many advantages to attending a Russell Group university, sharing facilities with Falmouth University (recently voted the UK's number one arts university), and having a beach within a five-minute drive, there's a much bigger focus on what the campus embodies as a wider lifestyle.

Stakeholders from the new rural 'outposts' of the University, sharing the University's mission of building future rural workforce became 'shareholders' in the initiative.

But the university shared no information with either campus or city police, citing federal privacy regulations.

Mavhinga recalled that the five Cama students at her university shared everything, including one purple, sleeveless dress that belonged to one of them.

E. J. Miranda, a spokesman for Rutgers, said the university shared the family's sense of loss and understood that they would question whether an institution or other people were to blame.

Its inventor, Barry Coller, a professor of hematology who has since moved to Rockefeller University, shares half the licensing revenues with the university, in accordance with Stony Brook's standard contract.

The Supreme Court cited errors by the trial judge, such as striking from the case the disputed issue of whether the university shared the hospital's immunity from employee lawsuits under workers' compensation laws.

I dabbled in Pokémon Snap on my university shared house's Nintendo 64 and often choose Jigglypuff – an adorable pink singing Pokémon – as my avatar in Super Smash Bros.

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Oct. 21 - President Bush's designated hitter for America's image in the Muslim world, Karen P. Hughes, and 16 students from Indonesia's largest Islamic university shared a stage here on Friday morning.

Mr. Chitwood, my Foundation Board member and an alumnus of both Snead State Community College and the university, shared his experiences and memories.