The phrase "workshop given by" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a workshop that is presented by a particular person or organization. For example: "The workshop given by the local college was incredibly informative and helpful for our employees."
They don't want to be "battered by the system," as a recent workshop given by survivors of domestic violence in New York was called.
"The way the dance moves fit together is like a mathematical puzzle," said Mark Widmer, a laser scientist who began calling dances in 1995 in Princeton after attending a weekly workshop given by Ms. Dupré.
In 1970 Mr. Neu attended a workshop given by the theater artist Robert Wilson and later became part of Mr. Wilson's troupe, performing as an actor and eventually contributing written text to Mr. Wilson's stage tableaus.
After attending a workshop given by Charles Muir and Caroline Muir, leaders of the American tantra movement for more than 30 years, where sacred spot massage is taught and offered, Wolf tells us, "I couldn't imagine doing it myself".
"I was struck by the caring part, the wanting to be there for you part," said Gustavo Sanchez, 26, who became an early client after meeting Mr. Recenello through a free workshop given by Real Social Dynamics, an international dating coaching company.
This is why I joined more than half a dozen other curious souls late last month at Benjamin Banneker Historical Park and Museum in Catonsville for a moss workshop given by Linda Davis and her husband, Charlie Davis, naturalists with the Natural History Society of Maryland.
Video recordings (with accompanying written materials) of workshops given by the Yale College Writing Center.
While the school improvement committee was meeting, Ms. Rief and two other teachers attended workshops given by Navy engineers from the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
If you need to learn how to prepare human subjects protocols for a research project, you may want to attend one of these workshops given by the Office of Undergraduate Research & Scholarships OURSS).
In addition, she has had excellent training in dance and musical theater, is regularly exposed to professional workshops given by alumni actively involved in performance, and everyday is surrounded by youngsters like herself who are driven by their love for the arts.
In high school she began attending the experimental theatre workshops given by playwright and theatre educator Julie Portman, in which she learned the art of "living theatre," creating theatre from ideas or from scratch and using personal experience as the primary inspiration.
