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29 Nov 2011: The Scholarship will end on 30 April 2004. Scholars will receive grants at a rate of not less than 3,000,000 yen a year for the duration of the Scholarship ... to cover accommodation and living costs and the Foundation will meet all tuition fees

29 Nov 2011: May that be a contribution on our part to the further development of trade between us. ... May use of books and scholarship abound. I present a man of distinction in scholarship and in politics, sometime Simón Bolívar Professor of Latin-American

6 Oct 2010: Success is inherently about people, in our case the academic staff and students who by their scholarship have enriched this institution. ... through education of the lives of our students and transformation of the world through the research and

28 Jan 2022: A hundred years from now, I want our successors to look back and say the same. ... We must tend our greatness with care and energy, and ambition must translate into tasks.

29 Nov 2011: I enclose with this letter an annex which shows in detail our views on the questions asked. ... In our view, it should be explicitly stated that for the purpose of assessment 'research' embraces particular forms of scholarship.

29 Nov 2011: the Gates Cambridge Scholarship scheme; the recent launch of the University Gas Turbine Partnership with Rolls-Royce that is to be led by Professor Ann Dowling, and our Science Week which ... to endow one of the largest scholarship programmes ever for

2 Jun 2016: Our engagement with the real world enriches and heightens the focus of our pure academic work rather than undermining it. ... If these proposed titles had come before us I can hear our esteemed secretary Mr Croston starting sotto voce with.

20 Apr 2011: Even should we do so, our current financial position will not be recovered for a number of years. ... Cambridge delivers great value in terms of pastoral and academic support, high retention rates, employability of our graduates, and the global impact of

29 Nov 2011: or Ph.D. Degrees; 67% were female. 10.3 Teaching profile. Some 120 different lecturers contributed one or more whole courses (of between 5 and 24 lectures) to our programmes. ... 10.5 Scholarships. In recognition of our increased commitment to

3 Oct 2018: The first of these must be to safeguard those unique elements that have made our University an exemplar of learning and scholarship globally:. ... Valuing our staff. We are an excellent university because we have excellent people.

28 Jan 2022: Moreover, the state of our subjects across the University was not properly considered, in my view. ... modern type whilst also preserving the core of the classical programme which has been our traditional strength.

29 Nov 2011: They see the provisions in our proposal aimed at protecting academic researchers as messy, uncertain, and off-putting. ... Yes, we really do publicize our intellectual property in the ways described above.

29 Nov 2011: I can see no realistic prospect of a large return on our TTO investment. ... Will our ability to release software under an Open Source licence be compromised?

4 Oct 2017: Competing successfully will require resolution to protect and resource our core purposes of scholarship and innovation, and the staff who deliver them, while maintaining and evolving our facilities for the future. ... Understanding and managing

28 Apr 2021: Remarks on the Joint Report on the introduction of an academic (teaching and scholarship) career path 527.

29 Nov 2011: Some 162 (15% or 1:7) had attended our programmes before. 55% of students in 2001 were current undergraduate or graduate students and 12% were teachers or lecturers. ... 3.6 Scholarships. In recognition of our increased commitment to scholarship support,

5 Oct 2011: Will our self-image, our understanding of ourselves, be different as a result? ... Our global alumni and our many other friends are willing to invest in our future because we consistently translate our mission and values into excellence in teaching,

10 Oct 2018: The challenges faced by the University remain significant, and as mentioned in our last Report, guarding our core purposes of scholarship and innovation, nurturing the staff who deliver them, and at ... Over 2010–17, turnover increased by over half and

12 Nov 2018: The first of these must be to safeguard those unique elements that have made our University an exemplar of learning and scholarship globally:. • ... This will require greater interdisciplinarity, and collaboration amongst our various University units

20 Mar 2019: courses to subjects does not reflect our interdisciplinary provision, for example the Natural. ... teaching, scholarship, research and professional practice; and personalised academic. experiences). As noted in our response to the TEF Technical

10 Oct 2018: The challenges faced by the University remain significant, and as mentioned in our last Report, guarding our core purposes of scholarship and innovation, nurturing the staff who deliver them, and at ... Over 2010–17, turnover increased by over half and

8 Feb 2012: In this new context, what is the state of our relationship with our supporters? ... Will our self-image, our understanding of ourselves, be different as a result?

7 Mar 2018: Competing successfully will require resolution to protect and resource our core purposes of scholarship and innovation, and the staff who deliver them, while maintaining and evolving our facilities for the future. ... Understanding and managing

2 Jun 2016: H. Chan Scholarship Fund (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 766). An amendment to the regulations for the Fund is being proposed to extend the scholarships awarded by the Fund to students from ... H. Chan Scholarship Fund(Statutes and Ordinances, p. 766) be

29 Nov 2011: Institute, for the benefit of our staff and students and of the United Kingdom. ... The integrity of our eight hundred years of life and intellectual endeavour, of our long and patient pursuit of scholarship, is not a mere 'brand'.

30 Jan 2019: which means that our pay has dropped by 21 per cent in real terms since 2009. ... As I said, our compromises are very clear. What compromises is the Vice-Chancellor making?

8 Feb 2012: by subscribers to a Scott Polar Scholarship Fund which has been established to commemorate the centenary of the year in which Captain R. ... 1. The Scott Polar Scholarship Fund was established at the centenary of the year in which Captain R.

30 Jan 2019: which means that our pay has dropped by 21 per cent in real terms since 2009. ... As I said, our compromises are very clear. What compromises is the Vice-Chancellor making?

3 Jul 2013: That is at any rate true in the case of our next honorand. ... scholarship they educate our minds.

3 Jul 2013: the Faculty’s New Greek Lexicon Project; and £8,000 to be added to the Scott Polar Scholarship Fund.

10 Aug 2018: of academic freedom in the way we distribute our material around the globe. ... Our commitment to supporting new and emerging areas of scholarship was showcased in the launches during the year of four brand new titles – Modern American History,

29 Nov 2011: But nothing is said about the disadvantages to the University and to scholarship. ... The problem is the failure of our salaries to remain competitive with other graduates.

29 Nov 2011: Our contract with the suppliers should have protected us against this divergence from the specification. ... One of the central tenets of scholarship is that we learn from our mistakes.

29 Nov 2011: Meanwhile, for our existing buildings stock, this Report says that 'the bulk of the work is reactive maintenance'. ... top marks for everything, and that I have a 'unique position in modern scholarship'.

29 Nov 2011: Before discussing the RAM and its implications, I would like to reflect upon our current process of resource allocation. ... In our homes we are careful over budgets, and most of us take care in the disposition of resources.

1 Feb 2012: We have no interest in using our resources to pay for ‘professional’ mediation services which are very unlikely indeed to command the confidence of our academic community. ... They will improve risk management by providing a coherent and complete set

15 Mar 2023: C A M B R I D G E U N I V E R S I T Y. REPORTERNo 6692 We d n e s d ay 1 5 M a r c h 2 0 2 3 V o l c l i i i N o 2 5. P U B L I S H E D B Y A U T H O R I T Y. C O N T E N T S. NoticesCalendar 457Discussion on Tuesday, 21 March 2023 457Preachers