Sentences with phrase «campus access to these students»

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And students who may not have the resources to attend a top - tier school can access its courses without having to travel to its campus.

In a 2011 survey, 88 % of young people said that entrepreneurship education is vitally important, given the new economy — and yet 74 % of college students had no access to entrepreneurship resources on campus.

«Our campus access challenges give this generation of students an opportunity to reinvent campus ministry,» stated Greg Jao, InterVarsity's national field director, in a press release which noted:

In a press release today announcing victory in its biggest campus access challenge to date, InterVarsity noted that its 23 chapters on 19 CSU campuses will «once again be recognized student groups.»

«We can't assign library research,» a typical faculty member reports, «because our students are in class pretty much the whole time they're on campus, and they don't have access to a theological library when they go home.»

Guides were published about how to treat religious holidays in the schools, how to teach students about religious traditions, and how to create equal access for organizations, including religious clubs on campus.

At several universities where InterVarsity is active, the student group has limited access to campus resources and facilities — privileges granted to other campus groups.

The top - rated University offers access to an urban campus, student development opportunities, and athletic activities.

Ensure that students have access to healthy foods during the school day — through both school meals and other foods available throughout the school campus — in accordance with federal and New York State nutrition standards.

Another would require public universities and colleges to provide either a physical food pantry on campus or enable students to access food through a separate, stigma - free arrangement.

- «[D] evelop a new commuter rail and multi-modal station in downtown Buffalo and completing Buffalo's light rail extension to University at Buffalo's North Campus will provide 20,000 + students access to downtown Buffalo and the waterfront, as well as connect urban job seekers with suburban employment centers, helping Buffalo to deliver economic inclusion for all the region's workers.»

Its 450 current students — about 60 % minority and 70 % women — require easy access to the program staff and to one another if they are to keep from getting physically or academically lost in the shuffle of a large campus, Matsui says.

When he was a graduate student, Street had access to an array of resources, from on - campus counseling to support groups.

The team explains that there will be little cost to establishing a social networking presence via Facebook or Twitter that could be promoted to students on enrolment and accessing the page or updates encouraged throughout campus life.

Graduate students at Fred Hutch have access to several different programs that lead to a PhD degree including the Molecular and Cellular Biology Program (MCB) and Biological Physics Structure and Design Program (BPSD) as well as MCB and Conjoint courses offered on the Hutch campus.

Western students experiencing mental health crisis will have access to a confidential walk - in clinic on campus three evenings a week as part of a «game - changing» program funded through the London...

With access to more than 700 acres of farmland right on campus, students will graduate with the hands - on experience needed to succeed.

Of course, not all students have access to world - class dining halls or grocery stores on campus, but even if they do, students are often forced to grab quick meals between classes or pastries at the library or cafe during long nights of studying.

With 15,000 students, 160 academic programs, and an energized campus community, Western offers the focus on students and the faculty access of a smaller college and the academic choice, resources, multicultural diversity, and room to grow of a large university.

The status quo of complex information, complicated processes, and limited access to professional assistance are nudges in their own right: a confusing financial aid application, an unanticipated application fee, the lack of opportunity to visit a college campus all have the potential to convey the message that «college isn't for you» to a hard - working, talented, but socioeconomically disadvantaged student.

The University's aim is to increase access to world - class education globally through its flexible learning model, expanding its digital campus to cater for both offshore international students and full - fee paying students in Australia.

The authors would have us believe that the first student graduated because she was surrounded by highly capable classmates, experienced a campus climate in which graduation was expected, had access to superior faculty and facilities, and received more financial aid.

Report Seeks Help for Low - Income Student Parents (Inside Higher Ed) A new report authored by Bridget Terry Long proposes expanding the Child Care Access Means Parents in School program, which supports low - income parents by providing them with access to campus - based child - care serAccess Means Parents in School program, which supports low - income parents by providing them with access to campus - based child - care seraccess to campus - based child - care services.

Higher - income students at selective private institutions may derive less benefit because they may already spend most of their time on campus and have access to high - quality work experiences, if they want them, even in the absence of an FWS job.

Students can read their course materials on their smartphones even while in bed, rather than have to go to the computer labs on the campus before having access to the materials.

The system meant that students and staff could use their microcards in order to gain entry to buildings around campus, whilst simultaneously preventing unwanted visitors from gaining access.

The College Success Program is comprised of four individual programs that provide college readiness, access, and success services to students who are traditionally underrepresented on college campuses.

«We continue to prepare for the transition to Common Core State Standards in instruction and testing, which is why we are working to ensure there are adequate computers or tablets on every campus so students can access the computer adaptive Smarter Balanced assessments.»

The presence of hundreds of thousands of guns on campuses increases the likelihood that students or school personnel will gain access to firearms and accidentally hurt each other.

That is raising new questions about the wisdom of decades of public policy that focused on increasing access to higher learning but paid less attention to what happens once students arrive on campus.

Melissa came to MCAN from Michigan Campus Compact, where she most recently served as the associate director, focusing on her passion for college access and student success.

* Course Access: ensuring all students have access to classes that prepare them for college and career, regardless of what school they attend or where they live (Learn about the courses required for admission to University of California campuses and see how many California students have completed these requireAccess: ensuring all students have access to classes that prepare them for college and career, regardless of what school they attend or where they live (Learn about the courses required for admission to University of California campuses and see how many California students have completed these requireaccess to classes that prepare them for college and career, regardless of what school they attend or where they live (Learn about the courses required for admission to University of California campuses and see how many California students have completed these requirements)

Kajeet — The development of the Kajeet Smartspot ™ addresses the digital divide by providing a simple, portable Wi - Fi hotspot that can be deployed by school districts to provide off - campus broadband access to students anytime, anywhere.

In an interview, Castrejón said GPSN relied on schools that applied for the grants to self - report their test scores because GPSN did not have access to this data for magnet centers located on a traditional school campus because the state combines the students» scores.

This study seeks to share the stories of college student - activists who participated in the movement against the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL)-- on their campuses, digitally, or at the resistance camps — to understand the ways their activism in the largest Indigenous movement of their lifetimes intersected with their motivations and goals for their college work and their relationships to their institutions themselves.

For example, students can arrive to campus one hour early to access ℮ ³ teachers, college tutors, a media studio, peer work groups, online courseware and / or a nutritious breakfast in the ℮ ³ Café Plaza (with its Starbucks - like setting).

In addition to resolutions, the American Civil Liberties Union of California urges school districts to adopt policies spelling out clear guidelines if federal immigration authorities arrive on campus and want to speak to students or access their records.

Virtual learning enables districts to expand learning opportunities beyond school walls and days by increasing access to high - quality courses and meeting the needs of students who are unable to attend classes on a traditional campus.

Steven Ramos, Instructional Technology Coordinator for the school's virtual campus, explains that students «Need to access the material in their own time.»

Brashier Middle College is located on the Brashier campus of Greenville Technical College, and students have access to college courses and all facilities.

Establishes Florida Virtual Campus at the postsecondary level to provide access to online student & library support services & to serve as statewide resource & clearinghouse for technology - based public postsecondary education distance learning courses & degree programs.

This partnership gives Florida students increased access to online learning through district virtual campuses, such as the Broward Virtual School.

Direct access to the YMCA on campus provides students with state - of - theart exercise and gymnasium facilities for physical education and sports programs.

The high school opened in the fall of 2006, and was initially located on the campus of Texas State Technical College in Waco to allow students access to college courses while in high school.

Furthermore, as campuses expand access to college - level courses, it is critical that they provide supports to students who need to brush up on their math or English skills.

Internet off - campus access gives educators and students more options, beyond just turning an assignment in to a teacher.»

Online students also have access to a lower tuition rate than traditional students at MVNU, as they are not taking advantage of on - campus facilities.

Catherine E. Lhamon, Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Dept. of Ed., Dear Colleague Letter: Ensuring that students of all races and national origin backgrounds have equal access to effective teaching, adequate facilities, and quality instructional programs and support including off - campus Internet Connectivity.

Furthermore, students receive college IDs, and have full access to the library and other campus resources, which many faculty require them to utilize as part of their coursework.

With a presence on 6,000 campuses in 180 countries, educators and students have access to tens of thousands of titles from the world's leading textbook publishers.