Sentence examples for university task from inspiring English sources

A university task force on academic freedom, created in the incident's wake, is in the final stages of preparing recommendations for Johns Hopkins's president and provost.

This design, based on the recommendation of the 2002 university task force and approved by a structural engineer, results in a Bonfire less than half the size of those from the 1960s.

The male groups have faced intense scrutiny since March, when a university task force on sexual assault released a report criticizing the correlation between the exclusive and independent social organizations and an elevated risk for sexual violence among female undergraduates interacting with them. .

Through this process, the university task force identified 8 potential ethical challenges and their possible solutions.

Our findings also indicate that the careful consideration by the university task force of how the course should be executed resulted in measures being put in place that mitigated potential problems.

As the chairman of my university's task force to reduce the impact of alcohol, drugs and violence, I feel Jim Gogek's frustration at the lack of initiative ("Putting Caps on Teenage Drinking," Op-Ed, Aug. 25).

More information about potential changes could come in the next few weeks from the university's task force on sexual assault.

The APLU's detailed and highly informative guide nonetheless provides universities "an unprecedented opportunity to align a distinct national need with the core purpose of great research universities," says task force co-chair Eighmy in a statement announcing the guide's publication.

"Academically Adrift" takes universities to task for failing to educate students.

At university, most tasks are reading and discussion based and so a coherent set of written up notes is hard to come by.

To confront this danger, the great demand for research and teaching in environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology and their academic productivity need to be pointed out explicitly in discussions in university committees tasked with priority setting when positions, curricula, equipment, laboratory space, and financial resources are to be assigned and overall research priorities are to be determined.