Sentences with phrase «as itinerant»

School Psychologists may be assigned as itinerant staff to several schools.

Her qualification is a degree in Early Childhood Education and she has over 30 years experience in ACT preschools as a classroom, special education and most recently as an itinerant behaviour support teacher.

These presentations of contemporary works and archival materials are staged as itinerant encounters of transnational thinking, cultural production and institution - making that reveal contexts and desires for collective understanding and intimate connections.

Lyle Talbot began his career as an itinerant carnival and vaudeville performer before eventually making his way to Hollywood.

This month, to celebrate its biannual On Location series, there's a screening every day (thirty - one in all), as the itinerant initiative shows rarely seen queer moving - image work in some of New York's gay - cruising / art - viewing landmarks.

The exhibition presents works by 20 artists reflecting on narratives of migration, and was conceived as an itinerant project taking place in Zimbabwe, Uganda and Germany, artistically exploring perspectives on the multitude of migration processes in and from southern and eastern Africa primarily through the eyes of artists from these regions.

It is reported that he learned the basics of drawing and oil painting from a wandering portrait painter called Stein, and then himself spent time as an itinerant artist earning a living from portraiture.

Abraham Cruzvillegas, «Autocontusión» Opening: 12 — 8 p.m., Kurimanzutto, 22 East 65th Street What you should know: If there can be such a thing as itinerant roots, major Mexico City gallery Kurimanzutto — launched 20 years ago as a nomadic project and partly known for mounting shows in places like an open - air market, a bar, or on billboards — is returning to that foundation by launching a Manhattan project space.

After spending its first few years as an itinerant organization, Intuit purchased the former Randolph Street Gallery space at 756 N. Milwaukee Avenue in Chicago's West Town neighborhood to serve as headquarters for the organization's expanding activities.

As an itinerant, these apps have had a beneficial impact on my way of life.

Stephanie has experience as an itinerant special education teacher, supplemental education teacher, and behavior specialist.

Poitier won the lead actor Oscar for 1963's charming «Lilies of the Field,» as an itinerant handyman who builds a chapel for some East German nuns.

The Long Dumb Road Universal Pictures Home Entertainment Content Group has purchased North American rights to Hannah Fidell's road trip comedy «The Long Dumb Road» starring Jason Mantzoukas and Tony Revolori as an itinerant 30 - something mechanic and a college - bound teenager respectively who set out on a cross-country road trip.

The three films in question were shot over three consecutive years (released in 1974, 1975, and 1976), and they all star Wenders» favorite actor, Rüdiger Vogler, as an itinerant lost soul, traveling across Germany (plus America, in one instance) in search of something that's never quite defined.

Christoph Waltz, who played the charming, sadistic SS officer Hans Landa in «Basterds,» here plays Dr. King Schultz, a charming, sadistic German bounty hunter (masquerading as an itinerant dentist) whose distaste for slavery makes him the hero's ally and mentor.

«The school nurse is the only line of healthcare some students see,» said Ms. Chambers, who began her career with CCSD as an itinerant nurse, who traveled from school to school before the development of the current on - site school nurse program.

Toomey has worked up his joyous life and times as an itinerant decathlete into what could serve as a passable nightclub act.

Official candidates of Pentecostal churches are typically one or more of the following: men who have achieved prominence in the church as itinerant evangelists, singers, or media presenters; sons and sons - in - law of head pastors; and Pentecostal businessmen who reach accords with their ecclesiastical leaders.

They decided to retain Mr. Rice as an itinerant and voted officially to acknowledge and support Mr. Judson.

The colored preachers, being thus deprived of the opportunity of improving their gifts and graces, as they then stood connected with the white M.E. Society, and prohibited from joining the annual M.E. conference, as itinerant preachers, with their white brethren.

As itinerant preachers and founders of monastic communities, these men contributed their own particular forms of teaching and meditation.

There may be a debate over the precise details of his ministry, but the evidence that Jesus lived as an itinerant preacher and died by Roman crucifixion is beyond dispute.

The description pegs him - as some of the Seminar members have argued in other publications - as an itinerant Cynic philosopher, rather than as a prophet or the leader of a religious reform movement.

His career as an itinerant preacher was fairly brief — no more than three years, possibly only one year.

I have served as an itinerant evangelist while working at a radio station and in advertising and serving as an Interim Pastor and now as a Senior Pastor.

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi in an earlier career as itinerant ghostwriter for Aimee Semple McPherson?

Not exact matches

«As one of the [UU] denomination's many itinerant clergy, he [Hosea Ballou] was riding the circuit in the New Hampshire hills with a Baptist preacher one afternoon.

The son who God gave would grow up to become a carpenter - turned - itinerant preacher with a heart of compassion for the people the world had trampled as it fed its scarcity fears.

The Spaniards who came to Central America saw as backward and primitive the native system of soil cultivation, which was migratory or itinerant agriculture, involving prolonged rotation (Hall, 122 - 23).

Furthermore, social trends such as greater freedom of choice and the tendency of pastors» spouses to be working outside the home have made the itinerant model increasingly difficult to implement.

One thing does seem peculiar though, and I may be mistaken here, why would an organization that doesn't really buy into the miracles of Jesus, e.g. healings and resurrection, and by extension the divinity or prophetic nature of Jesus, e.g. Jesus as an «itinerant... sage», really be all that interested in determining exactly what Jesus said?

The cross, as a Christian symbol, gets you right to the idea that a guy whose family was in the building trades in some colonial backwater left home to become an itinerant preacher, was put to death in a particularly shabby way, and turned out to be God Incarnate.

In C. P. Snow's novel Time of Hope, a man named Martineau, owner of a firm of lawyers, gives his practice to his partner and takes to the road as a poor itinerant preacher.

From 1377 onward he began to send out itinerant preachers of his views all over the country These people known as Lollards, preached chiefly evangelical poverty against the rich, luxurious life of many churchmen.

To give wide currency to the Bible he sent out itinerant preachers who won a following known as the Lollards.

As one of the [Unitarian Universalist] denomination's many itinerant clergy, he [Hosea Ballou] was riding the circuit in the New Hampshire hills with a Baptist preacher one afternoon.

Some historians have gone so far as to argue that it was the first movement that gave the colonies any sense of common identity.28 Itinerant ministers, exemplified by the indefatigable George Whitfield, traveled from colony to colony bearing their message of repentance and redemption.

For Crossan, in contrast with Vermes and Borg, the religious dimension of Jesus» word and deed is almost totally absorbed into his social role as a countercultural itinerant on the border of revolt.

The itinerant revivalists of the First and Second Great Awakenings in America played their part as they called into question the churches of the established order and asked each citizen to decide for himself or herself to «get religion,» and what form to get.

Only 1 per cent view him as a «political revolutionary,» and the turn - of - the - century liberalism that saw him as moral teacher, prophet or itinerant preacher hardly shows up on the screen.

The context in Australia is certainly different to that of the US, but as the Four Corners expose on the pay and conditions for itinerant farm workers here demonstrated, we are not innocent of treating workers unfairly, and the food movement must work in solidarity to remedy these wrongs.

The connection was as real as anything in the itinerant universe of professional sports could ever hope to become.

Just as they unabashedly embrace one another in their hourlong postgame «sharing time» (they call it Afterglow), the Lutes embraced their role as playoff itinerants, embarking on the most remarkable run in recent college history.

You may just want people to see the piece as an educational tool, but more likely you're also using it to build your email list / Facebook following or to generate an action («Write the Bilbo Gear and Sprockets company and demand that they no longer use parts made from itinerant llamas»).

«You will agree with me that even if we succeed in managing herdsmen who live among us, the itinerant herders pose a serious security challenge in our various communities if our borders remain as porous as they are ``.

Asked how an anti-establishment candidate such as himself expected to raise the several millions necessary to challenge incumbent Republican Chris Gibson ofColumbiaCounty, the itinerant school teacher replied, «Have you heard of the Tyner tithe?»

«Also the itinerant session would serve as a means of reaching out to the state on the activities of the CCT.

Grossman's and the NWP task force's shared assumption — that America has a shortage of scientists — is likely to come as a surprise to many of today's young scientists who, having patched together contingent lives through several years of itinerant positions, have yet to find a permanent job.

At almost the same time as Thomas was predicting ecological meltdown, Kingsnorth was an itinerant eco-reporter, responsible for a memorable book on the antiglobalisation movement, One No, Many Yeses.

For years, the industry has rounded up itinerant workers known as «nuclear gypsies» from the Sanya neighborhood of Tokyo and Kamagasaki in Osaka, areas known for large numbers of homeless men.