Sentences with phrase «whom led his institution»

Circumstance did raise up a generation of exceptionally sturdy chief executives, each of whom led his institution away from the possible superintendency of a founding church: Wayland at Brown, Eliot at Harvard, Hadley at Yale, Wilson at Princeton, William Jewett Tucker at Dartmouth, Hyde at Bowdoin, William Rainey Harper at Chicago, G. Stanley Hall at Clark, David Starr Jordan at Stanford, F. A. P. Barnard at Columbia, and James Kirkland at Vanderbilt.

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The world desperately needs servant leaders, those whom great institutions can trust to lead, because they are first and foremost committed to serving.

This year astronomy was the focus of the Nobel Prize in Physics, as three astronomers two of whom are faculty members at one of our parent institutions, the California Institute of Technology were recognized for four decades of work leading to one of the great discoveries of modern astronomy, the detection of gravitational waves.

He consistently won Harvard University's Certificate of Distinction in Teaching and has trained more than 60 doctoral students and postdoctoral research fellows, many of whom are now professors at leading institutions.

What is interesting to me and what we are proposing that is fresh are the partnerships and collaborations with a lot of other institutions including Conservatory Archives, who are creating the plant installation around the dome that Anna mentioned, along with London's leading performance art festival Block Universe and Delfina & Gaia Foundation, with whom we are collaborating on our program of events.