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	NARSAD: News & Events: NARSAD Research Newsletter Archive
		He first started with advocating for community care for the deinstitutionalized patients, then fought for recognition and improved care for Viet Nam veterans and subsequently argued for better care and treatment of the homeless mentally ill. Most notably, he created a state-university collaboration effort to link academic with state mental health leaders and resources.
		Talbott has spent his professional life at the interface between academia and the public sector, as well as seeing severely and chronically mentally ill persons in his own practice.
		Thus, at this point, he rejoined academia (at Cornell) and wrote his expos of deinstitutionalization, The Death of the Asylum, in 1978.
	www.narsad.org /news/newsletter/profiles/fall01adv.html (1301 words)

	New Frontiers of Knowledge Management Research
		The incentives whether in academia or in practice, is to keep up with the norms, or put more correctly keep up appearances.
		But, I am saying that we must make connections to people who are masters of their trades in disciplines that are foreign to us.
		Too often each thinks of the other as not worthy of their time – academia thinks that consultants are too caught up in telling stories without enough rigor, and consultants have a feeling that what academics write are meant exclusively for academicians.
	www.ickm2005.org /HTMLPages/Presentation_Desouza.htm (1743 words)

	FPRF - Officers
		A committee structure comprised of a Research Committee, a Non-Nutritional Products and Processing Committee and Education and Awareness Committee evaluate proposals, research application and guidance in exploring opportunities that can be addressed via research initiatives.
		The committees are represented with professional members from industry, academia and FPRF Membership.
		What the position does: Serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the foundation and reports to the Chairperson of the 20 member Board of Directors.
	www.fprf.org /profile/officers.htm (223 words)

	UNIDAD DE SUPERVISIÓN DE PROCESOS
		Fue coordinador de la especialidad de control no-convencional del departamento de automatización de procesos.
		Academia de Investigación y Docencia en Ingeniería Química.
		841-852, Academia de Investigación y Docencia en Ingeniería Química.
	www.iie.org.mx /usi/dpg.htm (598 words)

	Objectivity Press Release - GGF
		The Global Grid Forum is an international working group of individual researchers and practitioners from academia and industry who are working to develop and document implementation guidelines and standards for peer-to-peer or "grid" technology.
		A 64-bit object identifier provides a single logical view of a database that may contain hundreds of terabytes of data, which may be distributed across numerous platforms.
		The Global Grid Forum (Global GF) is a community-initiated forum of individual researchers and practitioners from industry and academia working on distributed computing, or "grid" technologies - today called "Peer to Peer".
	www.objectivity.com /News/PressReleases/2001/News_PR_013101_GGF.shtml (702 words)

	Security breaches challenge academia's 'open society' - Computerworld
		Some of the best thinking on enterprise security architectures—a comprehensive approach to the design of security technologies and processes within an organization—has come from academia, and universities were among the first to implement such architectures.
		I think many of us in industry would be impressed with what they've been able to do within their resource and policy limitations.
		But if publicized security breaches in academia continue at the current pace, colleges will be pressured to rethink their approach and commitment to the openness of their learning environments.
	www.computerworld.com /securitytopics/security/story/0,10801,102298,00.html?source=x73 (1607 words)

	University of the Incarnate Word - McNair Scholars Program - Staff - Cathy Jones
		Jones will pursue her doctoral degree in Administration and Organizational Leadership, with an intention to return to university academia upon completion.
		Jones has traveled all over the United States, living in Los Angeles, Washington D.C., Houston, and New York, and returned to the San Antonio area to care for her elderly father and handicapped brother, and will finish her education here.
		Her recent research article, which included a Leadership study and analysis of Dr. Louis Agnese, the President of UIW, was selected for journal publication, and may be found on the website of OLLU.
	www.uiw.edu /mcnair/cjones.htm (230 words)

	Nevada Commission on Economic Development - Technology Groups
		NTC is a Nevada nonprofit corporation formed to establish and maintain an active organization of persons from business, government, and academia who are interested in advancing economic development and diversification for Nevada through innovative technology and entrepreneurship.
		NTC activities include educational workshops, discussion forums, exhibitions, publications, awards, task forces, and an interface with business, government, and academia in a supportive networking environment.
		The mission of the TechAlliance@NewNevada is to foster Technology and Entrepreneurial development in Nevada by helping the area diversify in a responsible manner.
	expand2nevada.com /atoz/tech_groups (428 words)

	Objectivity Press Release - HPSS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Objectivity¼s Open File System is designed to facilitate the use of Objectivity/DB with advanced storage management systems.
		HPSS is a collaborative project of government, academia, and industry.
		The objective of the HPSS collaboration has been to develop the premier HSM product for high-speed storage of, and equally high-speed access to, very large volumes of data.
	www.objectivity.com /News/PressReleases/1998/News_PR_981110_HPSS.shtml (766 words)

	NYSERDA - New York State Hydrogen Roadmap - PON 829
		The Roadmap should outline the key issues and challenges in hydrogen energy development and suggest paths that government, industry and academia can take to expand the use of hydrogen based energy in New York State.
		The Parties will provide up to $200,000 for the study which will be cost-shared at or above 25 % (cash and/or in-kind).
		Identify strengths/weaknesses of NYS business, industry and academia in support of a hydrogen economy
	www.nyserda.org /funding/829PON.html (3097 words)

	MDO TC Applications Subcommittee Reports
		Subcommittee function: To provide for an exchange of information related to the application of MDO methods at a level that can be explicitly measured in vehicle mission performance, weight, or cost.
		Also serves as a forum for industry to relate real world needs to government and academia.
		Subcommittee Membership - Subcommittee now has ten members - this is adequate membership.
	endo.sandia.gov /AIAA_MDOTC/communications/MDOTC_app_sub.html (1012 words)

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		What is the dialogue between gender and the arts?
		In what ways are the social organization and culture of academia gendered?
		The broad category of gender will unite current graduate research emerging from a variety of disciplines and theoretical perspectives.
	www.womenandgender.buffalo.edu /CFPext.doc (366 words)

	ODC, SIM, ONE: Business and Sustainable Development to Environmental Executives from McDonalds, Monsanto, BP-Amoco, ...
		The emergence of businesses as leaders in the search for sustainable development solutions is one of the most hopeful changes in the global organizational landscape as we journey into a pluralistic world.
		This PDW hosts an extended dialogue between Academy of Management members and the "chief sustainability officers" of five large global corporations -- McDonalds, Monsanto, BP-Amoco, Deere & Co., and IGA -- to explore the companies' best practices, future aspirations, and possibilities for collaboration with academia in support of global sustainable development.
		The session will be designed along the lines of an appreciative inquiry in order to facilitate maximum involvement by all participants and to keep the focus of the workshop on discovering and co-creating new positive possibilities for theory and practice.
	www.aom.pace.edu /aom/htmlprogram/prog0485.html (224 words)

	Creating Learning Communities
		A community stepped in "freedom, not license" is the education provided at Summerhill School.
		Tel: (607) 273-3582 ext 829 fax (607) 277-6391
		We work in faculty organizations and unions to deal with the racism and sexism in academia.
	www.creatinglearningcommunities.org /resources/services.htm (10759 words)

	Your Internet Connection
		A few weeks ago we had an opportunity to beta test a very interesting and quite unique tool dealing with distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks.
		DDoS attacks have become critical points of pain, introducing serious problems for many organizations across multiple industries, academia, and government.
		And in recent years such attacks have cost businesses billions of dollars in lost revenues.
	www.comsoc.org /ci1/Public/2002/Jun/ciint.html (1382 words)

	SSES Archive
		PhD level graduate course, Spatial Statistics, taught; offered subsequently in odd years.
		Spatial Statistics course approved as Stat 829 and Environmental Statistics course approved as Stat 662.
		MS level graduate course, Environmental Statistics, offered; offered subsequently in even years.
	www.stat.ohio-state.edu /~sses/webbk/history.html (309 words)

	UB Undergraduate Catalog 2005-2006: Biochemical Pharmacology
		The program is available only to registered biochemical pharmacology (BCP) majors at the University at Buffalo.
		In addition to the BS program, the department offers a combined BS/MS degree that provides the laboratory research training and advanced courses needed for entry-level professional positions in the pharmaceutical industry and in academia.
		In this combined degree program, students have the opportunity to earn the combined degree in five years versus the usual six years needed to obtain both a BS and an MS degree.
	undergrad-catalog.buffalo.edu /academicprograms/bcp.shtml (1278 words)

	[No title]
		The program will include invited and contributed papers, an industrial exhibition, and demonstrations.
		This year's conference will aim especially to promote participation from both industry and academia and to feature work with potential business impact.
		REGISTRATION INFORMATION: To make your registration and/or hotel reservation, please complete the registration form (available through ACL LISTSERV, see below) and send it to: ANLP-94 Sabine Schmid Institut f\"ur Maschinelle Sprachverarbeitung Universit\"at Stuttgart Azenbergstr.
	www.umich.edu /~archive/linguistics/linguist.list/volume.5/no.801-850/5-829 (761 words)

	Newsletter Aug. 6 - 19, 2001
		Prior to his years in San Antonio, he spent 15 years at the Community College of Beaver County located in Monaca, Penn. He held the positions of Counselor, Director of Financial Aid, Dean of Students, Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs, and finally as the President of the college for his last four years.
		During this time, he also taught college courses in Psychology part-time, but began his career in academia teaching Biology and Physical Science full-time at Montour High School in McKees, Penn. from 1965 to 1969.
		Dicianna earned his bachelor's degree in Biology from Geneva College located in Beaver Falls, Penn. in 1965.
	www.uiw.edu /thisweek/aug6.htm (1312 words)

	Saucer Smear, July 20th, 2004
		Next up is "The Carbondale UFO Crash - The Reality, the Hoaxes and the Legend", by Matt Graeber (18 pp.
		booklet, $5.00 postpaid; order from William E. Jones, 829 Bethel Road, Columbus, Ohio 43214).
		I'll keep you posted on developments, and I will do what I can to see that 'Saucer Smear' is on the list of publications to receive review copies.
	www.martiansgohome.com /smear/v51/ss040720.htm (4904 words)

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