Sentences with phrase «scholarly pursuits of»

The mission was also expanded to create educational programming connected to the scholarly pursuits of Bates with the Lewiston - Auburn community and a much broader museum audience.

Although Watkins is committed to the scholarly pursuit of academic research, she also feels strongly about what she calls «scholar - activism.»

Address landmark research, analysis and synthesis of past and present trends and issues, and scholarly pursuit of scholarly topic.

Not exact matches

In explaining why Jews tend to have greater financial success, she says one common scholarly explanation is that «aspects of the Jewish faith... emphasize mutual assistance and this - worldly pursuits as traits leading to success.»

You're not going to get scholarly debate or academic pursuit of positions, theses, and opinions, you're going to have two frustrated people calling each other names trying to win a fight that isn't even happening.

What that religion is, and how it branches out from Christian orthodoxy, is perhaps most fully explored in Rebel Angels, through the reflections of a winsome Anglican divine, Simon Darcourt, whose scholarly pursuit is, significantly enough, New Testament apocrypha.

Like other sociological disciplines — the sociology of art or of law — the sociology of religion is the offspring of two different scholarly pursuits, the study of society and the study of religion.1 Its character, methods, and aims reflect this parentage.

Our mission is to advance the science of health and learning, and to approach the transfer of knowledge from the academy to the world of policy and practice as a scholarly pursuit in its own right.

Scholarly pursuits are now seen as a way of glorifying God, both in studying the greatness of God's world and in developing one's God - given faculties (an approach to religious education long practiced by Catholic educators).

I hoped to combine the two languages and literatures within the then - new Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) Program, designed to bring scholarly and artistic pursuits into public schools and academies.

Losure (The Fairy Ring, 2012) paints a vivid picture of the lonely, curious young Isaac, who grew up with an insatiable appetite for reading (particularly about alchemy), which ultimately fueled his scholarly pursuits.

In the pursuit of her creative and scholarly interventions she employs the methods and languages of a variety of disciplines including fine arts, art history, critical theory, cultural studies, geography, and anthropology.

Dean Gerry Snyder announced that Pratt Institute's School of Art has received a $ 777,000 gift from the estate of Philip Dulmage of Saint Clair Shores, Michigan, to enhance the student learning experience and scholarly pursuits...

The art they produce is derived from a dialogue that ricochets around within a pin - ball matrix constructed of coordinates lying between the historical and the contemporary, including high and low influences, fine art and graffiti studies, scholarly and street pursuits, intellectual and visceral marks.

Its mission statement includes ``... a commitment to publishing scholarly articles in defense of the practice of private medicine, the pursuit of integrity in medical research... Political correctness, dogmatism and orthodoxy will be challenged with logical reasoning, valid data and the scientific method.»

When your intent and actions are to commit fraud in pursuit of a political agenda, «scholarly investigations» of your biased activities are the last thing you will consider or allow!

I don't mean to sound harsh, but I don't think it shows any degree of nobility to ignore one's appearance in favor of a sole focus on scholarly pursuits.

The mission of Dignity Health Medical Group is consistent with Dignity Health's mission and St. Joseph's guiding principles with a focus on innovative clinical care and pursuit of excellence through scholarly activities.

Diving deep into philosophical and / or scholarly pursuits will be of interest to you during this period.