Sentences with phrase «distinguished teaching career»

Smith has had a distinguished teaching career and in addition to his time at PNCA, has taught at the University of Oregon, Maryland Institute College of Art, Oregon College of Art and Craft, and the Studio Art Center International in Florence, Italy.

After service in the Navy during World War II, Mr. McNeil began a distinguished teaching career, first at the University of Wyoming and later at the University of California at Berkeley, the New York Studio School and the Pratt Institute in New York City.

In 1962, Arneson began a long and distinguished teaching career at the University of California Davis, a position he held until a year before his death from liver cancer at age sixty - two.

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Dr. Bhardwaj has a distinguished career teaching African American Studies, American Studies, Anthropology, Global Gender Studies and American Pluralism at SUNY Brockport, Niagara County Community College and the University of Buffalo.

LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABORATORY Michael Witherell is a leading physicist with a highly distinguished career in teaching, research and managing complex organizations.

Drake received a number of awards and honors during his career, including the College of Science Career Distinguished Teaching Award, Aviation Week and Space Technology 2001 Laurels Award for Outstanding Achievement in Space, Leonard Medal of the Meteoritical Society, and the University of Arizona Senior Honorary Bobcats Outstanding Faculty Member Award in 2006.

NYCEP students who have been based in laboratories at MSSM or have taught there have gone on to distinguished careers in anatomy, physical anthropology and biomedical sciences and education.

During his teaching career at the University of Kansas he was the first faculty member ever to be designated a University Distinguished Professor (1994), receive the Higuchi Research Prize (1998) and the Chancellor's Club Career Teaching Awardteaching career at the University of Kansas he was the first faculty member ever to be designated a University Distinguished Professor (1994), receive the Higuchi Research Prize (1998) and the Chancellor's Club Career Teaching AwardTeaching Award (2002).

Knox Martin has also had a distinguished career teaching art.

In addition to being a practising artist since the 1960s, Barlow has had a long teaching career, tutoring students who have gone on to become distinguished artists.

His distinguished career has included many honors, influential teaching posts, international group shows and solo exhibitions in Britain, Eastern Europe, Brazil, Austria and Scandinavia.

Anthony Caro's constant reinvention of the language of sculpture, as well as his influential teaching career at St. Martin's School of Art of London, distinguished him as the successor both to Henry Moore and to David Smith, and as a tireless innovator who transformed sculpture through his lifelong investigation of how it is actually experienced.

Returning to California in 1947, he accepted the first teaching position of his distinguished career at the Pasadena City College.

His distinguished career included many honours, influential teaching posts, international group shows and one man exhibitions in Britain, Eastern Europe, Brazil, Austria and Scandinavia.

After a distinguished career teaching art, Ricahrd moved to Plymouth, and in 1980 he devoted himself to his painting full time.

Joining the organization after recently moving to Philadelphia, Thomas currently designs and teaches a Global Contemporary Art curriculum at the Tyler School of Art at Temple University, while furthering an already distinguished career of independent and internationally recognized curatorial and publication projects.

Marcus also had a distinguished career as a professor, with teaching positions and visiting professorships at over 20 institutions, including the Cooper Union, Maryland Institute College of Art, the University of Iowa, Vassar College, and the University of California, Davis.

If I were in charge of the world, as I should be, I would reward you for your distinguished career by promoting you from Emeritus to a teaching position at the worst ghetto school I could find, where you would do the most good.

It should also be remembered that many of these officers, especially those older officers found in the U.S. Air Force Reserves and Air National Guard, have long and distinguished careers in meteorology with many being university professors who literrally wrote the textbook being used to teach new civilian meteorologists.

When I began my teaching career, at Georgetown, I taught a traditional legal writing course with writing assignments drawn from a variety of doctrinal areas, paying more attention to skills I wanted to teach — e.g. analyzing statutes, using elements tests, analogizing and distinguishing cases, synthesizing case and statutory law, etc. — than to integrating any particular area of doctrine.

By means of numerous assignments and workshops, this career growth course teaches the students about several subjects such as, aiming and administrating goals, individual finances, characterizing superiority of performance in the place of work, identifying the significance of relational communiqué and gaining knowledge about when and where to employ it for obtaining the most valuable result, evaluating and appreciating the steps involved in the service processes from an manager's view point, introducing thriving tools for system and career search in the present hard - hitting financial system, knowing the conception in the wake of interviewing, giving right answers to those tricky questions, distinguishing several skill - set features and preparing vital marketing credentials such as, resume preparation, writing cover letter and thanks letter for entering and defending the students career.