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• Scientific laboratory mentorships are often comparable to university undergraduate research courses.
• Garner also received personal mentorships under Calvin Klein and J Lindeberg.
• The foundation supports mentorships for women.
• For many years, Umbra has engaged students through university collaborations, design competitions and mentorships.
• In a dozen national lectures since she took office in September, she promoted scholarships and mentorships.
• The laboratory or practical portions of the courses are completed as clinical mentorships at a veterinary clinic.
• Such mentorships may be agreed to as an alternative to more serious remedies, such as Jimbo Wales.
• "' The Rahul Dravid Athlete Mentorships "'for athletes in Olympic and Paralympic disciplines.
• We'll also set up mentorships with publicists, business managers, lawyers, and other established designers.
• School Partnerships include the Access Opera program, Urban Voices choruses, vocal mentorships and professional development for teachers.
• Some students used class blocks for mentorships with faculty who specialized in farm work, cooking, or repair work.
• Since its inception MAWA has provided mentorships for hundreds of women artists in the year-long Foundation Mentorship Program.
• The group still accepts new members on an invitation only basis through student mentorships, support memberships, and associates.
• EMP is setting up mentorships so kids can work with proven composers to create original music the bands can perform in January.
• Steve has worked these issues so diligently that the Foundation is now talking to him about developing broader concepts and mediation mentorships.
• Discretionary sanctions and mentorships have their place, but we should use them only when if we're confident of the result.
• In 2007 Smith received the Helen Lempriere Travelling Art Scholarship to undertake a series of artist mentorships in New York City and Berlin.
• That's two years for both government and private enterprise to invest in people and help create more internships and mentorships and scholarships.
• Instead he will choose from a series of three-week, summer mentorships with some of the nation's most inventive minds.
• The gift may also pay for stipends or project costs to allow students to do internships and mentorships with faculty, community and corporate leaders.