Examples of 'founded the department' in a sentence
Meaning of "founded the department"
founded the department: Indicates the act of establishing or creating a specific department within an organization or institution. It suggests that the individual mentioned initiated the formation of the department
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founded the department
He founded the department of psychology at the university.
It was also there that Zeigarnik founded the Department of Psychology.
He founded the department and organised teaching in Estonian language.
During this period of reform, Behçet founded the department of dermatology and venereal diseases.
He founded the Department of Cosmochemistry there and initiated research on meteorites.
She became the second female director after Mina Rees, who had founded the department.
He founded the department of modern Impressionist painting in the department of New York.
At Harvard, he founded the Department of Sociology.
He founded the Department for Social and Cultural Activities devoted to overcoming inter-ethnic differences.
At Ichthus he founded the department of Art and Communication.
In 1892, he founded the Department of Elocution and Oratory and became its first chairman.
Kuo went back to China, and founded the Department of Psychology at Fudan University in 1924.
In 1920, he founded the Department of Antiquities in Syria and became its director.
In 1964 he founded the department of urban studies at Hunter College in New York.
There he founded the Department of Film and Television Studies, which he headed until 2000.
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