Sentences with phrase «lecturer who»

Creative lecturer who goes beyond the textbook and finds ways to relate the lesson to the modern world most college students live in.

I am a black solicitor and law lecturer who has sort of reached the age where I can say I have seen it all before.

A person with a grudge, a person with a cause, a kid too smart for his own good, a disgrunted lecturer who wants to move up the ladder, the list is pretty long.

We had an excellent lecturer who, as the course proceeeded, would more and more say things like: «You remember how last term I explained....

Taliesin Thomas is a Brooklyn - based artist - philosopher, writer, and lecturer who has worked in the field of contemporary Chinese art since 2001 after living two years in rural China.

«I feel like I'm in a shopping mall,» said a local lecturer who wandered through the main hall of 160 «chosen» galleries.

Phong Bui is an artist, curator and lecturer who serves as the editor - in - chief of the arts, culture and politics journal The Brooklyn Rail.

He is an engaging lecturer who keeps attendees on the edge of their seats.

A multimedia presentation by a distinguished lecturer who has created and taught the world's first Executive MBA program on the life and investment genius of Warren Buffett.

PenaltyCharges is run by a law lecturer who successfully took on the banks and campaigns on the site.

«It might be fun at first to have a partner with an opposite approach to money, but over the course of the marriage, it causes problems,» says Scott Rick, a Wharton lecturer who developed the survey.

Oran is a guest lecturer who teaches Radon and Lead issues.

These writers are expert programmers and university lecturer who is associated with programming and coding for several years now.

Take, for example, a lecturer who sets a nice easy essay question: «Who was John F Kennedy?».

At university...... many years later in the late 2000's I had a wonderful lecturer who encouraged me to speak up and critically reflect as well as explore areas of education I had never previously considered...... we could have a laugh, get the serious study and research done and feel like a solid contributor to our field (I work in adult education in a not - for - profit RTO).

Irrational Man harks further back to the likes of Crimes and Misdemeanors and gives us Abe (Joaquin Phoenix), a philosophy lecturer who arrives to teach at a small East Coast college.

An adaptation of an award - winning Japanese suspense novel, the film follows a police detective - turned - university lecturer who is lured back to his old profession after an appeal from a friend, but who soon finds past and present intermingling and this new cold case landing closer to home than he had envisaged.

However much I admired its moral seriousness and formal audacity, Funny Games struck me as the work of a presumptuous lecturer who couldn't fathom that the movie's audience might actually be as smart and ethical as its high - minded maker.

Leah Furman is an author and lecturer who has appeared on many radio and television programs, including Good Morning America.

i had a lecturer who gave me some advise and told me to not let those persons bother me as long as i know that my man loves me thats all that matters..

Dr Damian Kristof is an international speaker and lecturer who instills passion, and zest in all his audience.

Dr. Felix Lockman is a entertaining, highly qualified lecturer who has worked in the field for decades and is intimately involved in the development of radio astronomy as we know it today.

Dr Christopher Nelson, British Heart Foundation - funded lecturer who undertook the analysis said: «We had genetic data through the CARDIoGRAM + C4D consortium on almost 200,000 persons with or without coronary heart disease.

She will be joined by Dr Nick Ritchie, a university lecturer who has attacked «Whitehall's political fixation on Trident».

The Oxford University politics lecturer who led complaints of sexual harassment against Lord Rennard has said she will go to the police about her allegations.

Glenn Tingle (UKIP) Robert West (BNP) Former lecturer who has set up his own church in Holbeach.

«It's a political equation,» said Eugene O'Donnell, a John Jay College of Criminal Justice lecturer who worked in the past as a cop and a prosecutor.

f. Prof. Atta Mills was a lecturer who caught the eyes of the NDC establishment to succeed Rawlings.

Clare Bairstow, 32, a university lecturer who was arrested during Monday's protest said: «We are simply insisting that he sits down and engages with this coalition of community groups.

«He looked like a lecturer who'd woken late, got dressed in the dark, then loosened his collar to recover from the mad panting dash to the bus stop.»

The lecturer who is any good, will by persuasive influence create a high degree of order in a large class.

9 A vivid illustration of the problem here raised for all moral judgments is given in the experience of a lecturer who asserted to a group of Southern people that no one could practice discrimination against another race and be a Christian.

God have mercy on the lecturer who fails to consider this or that excluded minority.

Jack Deere is a teacher, writer, and lecturer who speaks on friendship with God and on the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

The similarity was «uncanny,» said Jack Grieve, the lecturer who led the effort.

His sports communication courses are known to have drop - in lecturers who include the likes of: Chad OchoCinco, Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edleman.

They're against lecturers who don't involve the students actively in the learning process.

The title of Witham's book nicely suggests that the Gifford lecturers who sought to find a place for God in a world understood by physics assumed that the task was to «measure God,»

For decades seminarians have been intellectually formed by lecturers who completely disagree among themselves about whether existentialism, or Karl Rahner's synthesis, or some other recent theoretical framework, is the way forward.

«Now the lecturers who teach students will set questions and mark because we have the best lecturers in Ghana, with regards to the law and the kind of courses they teach.

There are plenty of political philosophy lecturers who sign up to the beliefs of Plato and his philosopher kings.

He added: «This dispute could seriously worsen if employers do not take account of the mood of lecturers who have seen promise after promise to improve their pay broken - even despite the billions of pounds of new money entering higher education this year.»

Since then, there have muted anger by both students and lecturers who contend that this body is an anonymous body whose members are neither known nor are they governed by any statute.

One of them, who simply identified self as Grace warned her fellow females to be wary of the lecturers who do not mind failing them at will in order to secure their bodies on bed.

Akinyode - Afolabi said some lawyers who represented the lecturers who Osagie claimed she reported the case to also appeared before the panel.

Akinyode - Afolabi said she was optimistic that the outcome of the panel would serve as a lesson to other lecturers who also engage in such acts.

I was one of eight journalists and four university lecturers who had spoken out in favour of democracy on the regular Sunday programme of news analysis broadcast by Cameroon Radio and TV Corporation, the government - owned national station.

Students hear from guest lecturers who are leaders in the field of neural engineering like Dr. Sara Goering, a neuroethicist and UW professor in the UW Department of Philosophy, and Dr. Scott Ransom, the CSNE industry liaison officer.

Surveys were sent out to 70 lecturers who were enrolled in the Graduate Certificate of Tertiary Learning and Teaching.

It can also be an option for writers with niche nonfiction projects who can reach their audiences directly, or for people who can exploit «back of the room» situations — for instance, lecturers who sell books at their appearances.