Sentences with phrase «then dean of the school»

Earlier that summer he wrote a letter to Andrew Forge, then dean of the School of Art and Architecture at Yale, where Jack had been chairman of the Department of Art through the late 60s, as part of a dialogue to help Forge write a catalogue essay for the exhibition.

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Currently, round two applicants invited to the sessions are shown a video of Dean Thomas Robertson discussing the school's three pillars — social impact, global presence, and innovation — and then told about a fictitious donation of $ 1 million.

«This is a continuing affirmation of the quality of our master's programs at the Cook School,» then - Dean Ellen Harshman crowed in a 2013 Cook website missive highlighting the school's top 20 placement in three categories of the specialty ranSchool,» then - Dean Ellen Harshman crowed in a 2013 Cook website missive highlighting the school's top 20 placement in three categories of the specialty ranschool's top 20 placement in three categories of the specialty rankings.

The university and the business school are keeping Saloner on as dean until the end of the academic year, and then he will go back to being a professor.

Two months into his new job, Haynie approached Melvin Stith, a Vietnam War veteran who was then dean of Syracuse's Martin J. Whitman School of Management, with the idea for an entrepreneur bootcamp for veterans.

Though the university never admitted discrimination by the school's then - dean and faculty, research by the Anti-Defamation League showed that 65 % of the Jewish students at that time either flunked out or were forced to repeat coursework - up to a year of it - in order to stay.

The dean and faculty welcomed their redesignation as a nondenominational School of Religion, which then exposed them to almost total isolation when the church withdrew recognition of its right to prepare ordinands.

Sarah Coakley came to Harvard in 1993, hired as part of then - dean Ronald Thiemann's plan to bring more religiously committed faculty to liar - yard Divinity School.

Dr. Hough was dean and professor of Christian Ethics at the School of Theology at Claremont (California), Dean of the School of Theology at Vanderbilt University, then Dean of Union Theological Seminary in New York Cdean and professor of Christian Ethics at the School of Theology at Claremont (California), Dean of the School of Theology at Vanderbilt University, then Dean of Union Theological Seminary in New York CDean of the School of Theology at Vanderbilt University, then Dean of Union Theological Seminary in New York CDean of Union Theological Seminary in New York City.

Though the university never admitted discrimination by the school's then - dean and faculty, research by the Anti-Defamation League showed that 65 % of the Jewish students at that time either flunked out or were forced to repeat coursework — up to a year of it — in order to stay.

Responding to an email from a New York City deputy mayor's chief of staff, then - REBNY President Steven Spinola wrote in March of 2015 that it did not appear as if the state Senate majority leader at the time, Republican Dean Skelos, had put anything about school governance in his budget bills.

Once grabbing councilmeber David Franczyk by his tie, he also also once leapt out of his car and charged up the steps of Erie County Hall at then TV reporter Lee Coppola, now a retired dean of the Russell J. Jandoli School of Journalism at St. Bonaventure University.

Consider this example taken from a 1992 newspaper editorial written by Marshall Kaplan, then dean of the Graduate School of Public Affairs at the University of Colorado, Denver:

The 3MT competition began as an experiment at the University of Queensland in Australia in 2008, when then - graduate school dean Alan Lawson concocted it as a means of forcing grad students to practice their communication skills.

To award subsequent prizes, Alpert asked Daniel Tosteson (1925 - 2009), then dean of Harvard Medical School, to convene a panel of experts to identify scientists from around the world whose research has had a direct impact on the treatment of disease.

In 1985 she joined the faculty at Yale University, and later served as dean of the Yale University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and then provost before joining MIT in 2004.

Her relationship to the school began when her late husband Francis Keppel, then only 32 years old, was tapped by Harvard President James Bryant Conant to be the school's fourth dean and was given the task of organizing and increasing the profile of a school that was younger than he was.

As urban legend has it, a Harvard Law School dean walked into an orientation for incoming students and told them to, «Look to your left and then look to your right, because one of you won't be here by the end of the year.»

Those threads came together in the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) of 1965, a bill designed in part by Francis Keppel, then the commissioner of education (the pre-cabinet-level equivalent of secretary of education) and a transformative dean at the Ed School.

Early in his career, he served at HBS as associate dean of the MBA program and then as director of the school's Program for Management Development.

Lara Speights Language and Literacy, Reading Specialist strand Hometown: Mexia, Texas Then: Middle school English teacher at IDEA Public Schools; dean of instruction at YES Prep Public Schools Now: Literacy specialist with YES Prep Public Schools

Isabella Sperduto Human Development and Psychology Hometown: Purcellville, Virginia Then: Dean of students Now: Resident principal at the Southwest campus of AppleTree Early Learning Charter School in Washington, D.C.

Later, as dean of students and then principal at West Chicago High School in Illinois» Community High School District 94, he continued promoting a student - centered culture, but says the climate was not conducive to change because of an ongoing acrimonious relationship between the teachers» union and the school School in Illinois» Community High School District 94, he continued promoting a student - centered culture, but says the climate was not conducive to change because of an ongoing acrimonious relationship between the teachers» union and the school School District 94, he continued promoting a student - centered culture, but says the climate was not conducive to change because of an ongoing acrimonious relationship between the teachers» union and the school school board.

During the debate that ultimately saw Nashville schools lose funds in a BEP penalty, Commissioner Kevin Huffman and the Department of Education had an ally in then - Nashville Mayor Karl Dean.

The group was started by Vito Perrone, then Dean of The Center for Teaching and Learning at the University of North Dakota, and it still addresses serious issues facing our democratic public schools.

If you believe that you possess the foresight, leadership skills, and creativity to further improve the quality of education and community at an independent school, then consider working with CS&A to take the next step in your career path — as a division head or dean at an independent school.

Since then she has worked as the founding director of High Tech Middle Media Arts, the founding director at High Tech High North County, a faculty member for the High Tech High Graduate School of Education, the director and the dean at High Tech High International.

In 1987, the National Commission on Excellence in Educational Administration, which included education - school deans and then - governor of Arkansas Bill Clinton, issued a report that said 60 percent of the nation's principal preparation programs were so abysmal that they should be shut down.

Jackson moved quickly from full - time teacher to a leadership role at North Star Academy, serving for two years as Dean of Students and then leading the development of the high school program as its Principal.

For example, just two years after signing the compact, then - mayor Karl Dean, who's now running for governor of Tennessee, roamed the halls of the legislature pitching lawmakers on a bill to strip local elected school boards in Memphis and Nashville of our ability to reject charters, which drain resources from existing schools.

When Dean was in tenth grade, his father started teaching American and Bible history at Gospel Light, and it would have been easy enough for him to let Dean play baseball after school and then drive the boy home at the end of the day, but his father insisted on leaving school at three o'clock so he could go home and read in his study.

To get Dean away from them, and to win points with his congregation of the moment, Dean's father pulled him out of public school (Dean begged him not to) and sent him to Gospel Light Christian, a strict, all - white Independent Fundamental Baptist school in Walkertown, a two - hour bus ride from the parsonage on Mayodan Mountain where the Prices then lived.

The primary preceptor must then sign both copies of the agreement and mail the originals back to the college for signature by the school dean.

Dean met Ingrid in 1997 and then in 2003 they left Hawaii together driving south from California in search of the perfect wave, a new place to finally settle, and the best location for a surf school.

(«It was not an initiative of the faculty; the students did it because they weren't getting what they wanted,» says Rob Storr, then the dean of Yale's art school.

A group of students from The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture, led by Joe Zelvin (AR» 65) and then Dean of Students Dr. Richard S. Ball, petitioned the Pennsylvania Railroad to receive and rescue this piece of New York City history.

Last year, curator Robert Storr, then the dean of the Yale School of Art, went on a tirade about the state of art criticism on a Yale radio show, lambasting everyone from New York magazine's Jerry Saltz — a «class clown,» Storr said — to academics Hal Foster and Benjamin H. D. Buchloh, who «know very little about art history.»

But then again, Osborn Elliott, the dean of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism when I was there in 1981 - 2, told us, «You don't go into journalism to get rich.»

In 1983, Graham Allison, then dean of the Kennedy School of Government, and Albert Carnesale, then professor of public policy there, wrote an essay describing the dilemma faced by a utility director weighing whether to build a coal or a nuclear power plant.

For her Group Project, Klein and fellow classmates Allison Chan, Amanda Cundiff, Nadia Gardner, Yvana Hrovat, and Lindsay Kircher worked with faculty advisor Bruce Kendall and their clients, Satie Airamé, who was then with the Partnership for Interdisciplinary Studies of Coastal Oceans (PISCO) and is now the Bren School assistant dean for academic affairs, and the Scientific Advisory Team to California's Marine Life Protection Act (MLPA), of which Bren School dean Steve Gaines was a member.

Said Dr. Howard Frumkin, dean of the University of Washington school of public health, who wasn't part of the research: «When the ambient temperatures are extremely high, as projected in this paper, then exposed people can and do die.

Given the sheer volume of the communications to Penn State, the similarity of their content and the variety of sources, which included University alumni, federal and state politicians, and others, many of whom had had no relationship with Pel1l1 State, Dr. Eva J. Pell, then Senior Vice President for Research and Dean of the Graduate School, was asked to examine the matter.

Our guests way back then were Mike Greco, who had just taken office as president of the American Bar Association, and Erwin Chemerinsky, then a professor at Duke Law School and now dean of the University of California, Irvine, School of Law.

Then Dan Linna left nine years of large law practice to become Assistant Dean for Career Development and a professor at MSU Law, along with serving as an adjunct professor at the University of Michigan Law School.

Following law school, Dean Sowle clerked for then - Chief Judge Patricia M. Wald of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and for her successor, Chief Judge Abner J. Mikva.

I suppose they don't, really have a reliable assurance — or the Deans of the US law schools would insist that that any belief they have is ill - founded — so if it doesn't matter to the client then the answer is all about cost and risk, no?