Sentences with phrase «academic distinctions including»

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Academic honors earned include the Profant Scholarship at Santa Barbara City College Biology Department and Distinction in the Major for Aquatic Biology at UCSB.

Speakers at the conference included Minister for Housing Simon Coveney, former European Parliament president Pat Cox, Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland CEO Jim Gannon, Construction Industry Federation director general Tom Parlon, Wexford County Council chief executive Tom Enright, Dún Laoghaire - Rathdown county architect Andrée Dargan, Department of Housing advisor Seán Armstrong, Michael Bennett Construction QS Seamus Mullins, University of Ulster academic Dr Shane Colclough, EnEffect director Dragomir Tzanev, ILTP Consulting MD Christy O'Sullivan, and all three nZEBRA directors, along with the owners of two separate nZEBs which share the rare distinction of being A1 rated passive houses — Monica Hackett and Francis Clauson.

Prior to being called to the Bar, Mr. Friedberg graduated from York University with a degree in Philosophy, and was the recipient of numerous academic awards throughout his educational career, including graduating with Distinction (York, 1996), Dean's Honour Roll (York, 1996), Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt Prize in Labour Law (Osgoode, 1995), McGill Dean's List (McGill, 1992), McGill Faculty Scholar (McGill 1991), James McGill Scholarship (McGill, 1991).

While pursuing advanced studies in the then - nascent field of the «book arts», he held a number of academic distinctions, including as a junior fellow of Massey College in the in the University of Toronto and as a scholar of the Deutscher Akademisher Austauschdienst to pursue post-graduate studies at the University of Cologne.

Professional Profile Self - motivated accounting professional with relevant education, years of diverse experience and related education, including the achievement of numerous academic distinctions.

The authors of this paper go on to highlight a few aspects of empathy, including what they call emotional empathy and cognitive empathy, an important distinction in academic work involving empathy.