They valued scholarship and education.
Senior faculty need to consider publications in journals or other sources outside their primary field of expertise as valued scholarship for career advancement consideration (Brown 2013).
The vast majority of people reported that their academic primary care group valued: scholarship (93%, n = 173/187), academic freedom and creativity (92%, n = 177/192), multidisciplinary teams (84%, n = 164/192), and saw academic primary care as a distinct discipline that enhanced itself through excellence (86%, n = 164/191).
There is a long cultural tradition in Judaism of valuing scholarship.
Departments' valued academic scholarship, freedom and creativity, and support commitment to staff development, flexible working arrangements and gender equality.
In one of his many responses to the concern over the lack of Somali presence in SJAS, Hoehne insisted that there is a general absence of Somalis in academia because they don't seem to value scholarship.
In one of his many responses to the growing concern of SJAS's lack of Somali presence, Hoehne insisted that there is a general absence of Somalis in academia because they don't seem to value scholarship.
Watson told the Minnesota Public Radio that the scholarship, valued at $5,000, was the only way he'd be able to pursue higher education. .
All of the Swedish soccer players receive athletic scholarships, valued at $1,000 to $8,000, and academic scholarships worth $5,000 to $8,000, according to Coach Lindberg and to Mark Dawson, the women's coach.
Lovato surprised the audience by announcing not one, but two winners of full four-year scholarships, valued at $200,000 each, to Loyola Marymount University.
Each National Treasure must show outstanding workmanship, a high value for world cultural history, or exceptional value for scholarship.
