Sentences with phrase «recognize academic interests»

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Ford, an associate professor in the Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology and an investigator at the Neuroscience Institute at the Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) in Atlanta, Georgia, says that when he came to the historically black MSM four years ago he chose stroke research as the area he wanted to concentrate on for two reasons: The medical school recognized the racial and regional disparities of the disease and placed stroke high on its list of illnesses to study, and the field combines the several prongs of his varied academic training and interests.

«As time goes on, DateMySchool is going to be the recognized platform to use if you're interested in connecting with others online and you're an academic.»

While the report «recognizes subgroup academic gains achieved by the school,» it says the recommendation of denial is based on «a pattern of insufficient responses to inquiries,... lack of transparency, and the potential for significant conflicts of interest posed by its governance structure.»

While all students are required to reach the same high academic standards, personalized or student - centered learning empowers educators to tailor instruction for each unique student — recognizing strengths, interests, needs, and pace.

With the renewed curatorial and academic interest in the African American contribution to the history of abstraction, «Mildred Thompson: Resonance, Selected Works from the 1990s,» presented in the Walter O. Evans Center for African American Studies, is a remarkable opportunity to expand this dialogue by celebrating the work of an under - recognized historical figure.

There is some real interest in this approach, mainly from academics, and there is also what I would characterize as «strategic interest,» principally from those who recognize that once the focus is on carbon taxes rather than other instruments, political debates will inevitably result in less ambitious targets or, in fact, no policy at all.