Sentences with phrase «scholarship groups»

The Australian Scholarships Group (ASG) is saddened with the passing of Terry O'Connell on 28 August after a protracted battle with cancer.

The Arizona Department of Revenue tracks the income of recipients by individual scholarship groups.

Something like a bank account number is practically gold to a scammer, so if you're asked for yours by an innocent - looking scholarship group, then they may be up to no good.

The Clinical Legal Education Association and the Legal Writing Institute are pleased to announce that the 2019 Applied Legal Storytelling Conference will be hosted by the Rocky Mountain Legal Writing Scholarship Group, a consortium of faculty representing University of Colorado, Boulder; University of Denver; and the University of Wyoming.

In 2011 Ann - Maree was nominated for the Australian Scholarships Group (ASG) Inspirational Teaching Award by members of her school community.

Thus, religious scholarship groups would face the choice of giving scholarships to promote other faiths or totally nonreligious schools — which violates their religious freedom to focus on advancing their own faith.

These are a set of resources desgined to consolidate Latin grammar for either a common entrance / scholarship group OR an OCR GCSE group.

If you want to focus your tax credit donation on lower - income children, as Mrs. Ladner and I have done for the last decade, you need only select a scholarship group that fits your preferences.

Papers obtained by The Hill confirm that the prominent plaintiff's law firm of Cohen Milstein is in for a 27 percent slice (plus costs) of loot from at least one branch of the ongoing probe over erroneous opinion on climate change, a campaign advanced by a subpoena dragnet from state attorneys general seeking papers and correspondence from dozens of free - market and right - of - center advocacy and scholarship groups.

A recent ASG (Australian Scholarships Group) research project found that 62 % of Australian parents feel their child spends too much time on a computer, tablet or smartphone.

A 2011 survey of 10,000 students across the country (commissioned by the Australian Scholarships Group) found that 40 per cent of students worry too much, and one - in - five have experienced an episode of depression.

A recent ASG (Australian Scholarships Group) research project found that, whilst 91 % of parents generally believe their child's teacher is very capable, some parental expectations are not being met.

A recent ASG (Australian Scholarships Group) research project found that 93 % of parents surveyed felt their child aims to do well at school.

A recent ASG (Australian Scholarships Group) research project found that, whilst 91 % of parents generally believe their child's teacher is very cap

A recent ASG (Australian Scholarships Group) research project found that 62 % of Australian parents feel their child spends too much time on a compu