Search

Your search keyword '"Mangan, Katherine S."' showing total 1,785 results
Start Over Author "Mangan, Katherine S."
1,785 results on '"Mangan, Katherine S."'

151. Torture's Paper Trail

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
The Torture Papers: The Road to Abu Ghraib (Report), Antiterrorism measures -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Reports, Prisoner abuse -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Reports, Government regulation, Education
Abstract

Byline: KATHERINE S. MANGAN Long before the world learned about the shocking abuses in Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison, lawyers and officials in the Bush administration were quietly circulating memos that [...]

Published
2005

152. Berkeley Law Dean Calls for Partial Privatization of His School

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Law schools -- Reorganization and restructuring, Company organization, Company business management, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Education, University of California, Berkeley -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Subsidiaries, divisions and units -- Officials and employees -- Management
Abstract

Byline: KATHERINE S. MANGAN Frustrated with the level of public financing for his institution, the new dean of the University of California at Berkeley's law school says he would like [...]

Published
2005

154. All Terrorists Great and Small

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Bioterrorism -- Prevention -- Forecasts and trends -- Study and teaching, Animals -- Diseases, Gannets -- Medical examination -- Study and teaching -- Forecasts and trends, Veterinary colleges -- Curricula -- Study and teaching -- Forecasts and trends, Veterinarians -- Services, Market trend/market analysis, Education
Abstract

Byline: KATHERINE S. MANGAN North Grafton, Mass. -- In the wildlife clinic at Tufts University's veterinary school, Mark Pokras is slicing into the stomach of a North Atlantic seabird to [...]

Published
2005

155. Thorny Legal Issues Face Colleges Hit by Sexual-Harassment Codes.

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Abstract

Sexual harassment incidents on college campuses, sometimes accompanied by litigation, raise complex questions about the institution's responsibilities, including counseling for victim and accused, employment status of accused faculty, aggressiveness of investigations, staff training policies, complaint procedures, and institutional liability. (MSE)

Published
1993

156. Share Research, Medical Group Says

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
American Medical Association -- Management, Medical scientists -- Research -- Laws, regulations and rules, Research -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Research, Government regulation, Company business management
Published
2004

157. AAUP Criticizes Tenn. Medical School

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Meharry Medical College -- Contracts -- Labor relations, College teachers -- Contracts -- Labor relations, Contract agreement
Published
2004

158. Many Medical Schools Remain Invested in Tobacco Stocks, Report Says

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
American Medical Association -- Reports, Tobacco industry -- Alliances and partnerships -- Securities -- Investments, Universities and colleges -- Investments -- United States, Company securities, Company investment
Published
2004

159. Medical Schools at Risk, Leader Says

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Association of American Medical Colleges -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Officials and employees, Medical colleges -- Forecasts and trends -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Market trend/market analysis
Published
2004

160. Does Affirmative Action Hurt Black Law Students?

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Affirmative action -- Influence -- Reports, Universities and colleges -- Demographic aspects -- United States, College admissions -- Reports -- Demographic aspects
Published
2004

162. Law Course Has Students Draw Up a Country's Criminal Code

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
University of Pennsylvania. Law School -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Criminal law -- Authorship -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Educational aspects, Law students -- Educational aspects -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Published
2004

165. Medicine for Musicians

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Musicians -- Injuries -- Care and treatment
Published
2004

167. Liberty U. Opens a Law School

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Liberty University -- Buildings and facilities, Law schools -- Buildings and facilities
Published
2004

168. Medical Schools Adopt New Research Rules

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Medical colleges -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Research, Universities and colleges -- Research, Government regulation
Published
2004

169. 11 Trustees Leave Medical School

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Medical colleges -- Officials and employees, College trustees -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Education, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: KATHERINE S. MANGAN All but one trustee at the embattled Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in Chicago have resigned as part of a sweeping administrative overhaul. Two [...]

Published
2004

171. Raising the Bar

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Florida. Supreme Court -- Standards, The Florida Bar -- Standards -- Membership, Bar examinations -- Standards
Published
2004

172. Medical Students' Lawsuit Thrown Out

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education -- Cases, Medical students -- Cases, Class actions (Civil procedure) -- Cases, Work hours -- Cases, Medical colleges -- Cases, Wages -- Cases, Education, Company legal issue, Salary, Cases
Abstract

Byline: KATHERINE S. MANGAN A federal judge has dismissed a class-action lawsuit challenging the system that matches medical-school graduates with the programs that train them as physicians. The suit, filed [...]

Published
2004

173. Medical School Is Sued Over Research

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Medical colleges -- Cases, Research -- Cases, Education, Company legal issue, Cases
Abstract

Byline: KATHERINE S. MANGAN A medical school in Chicago is scrambling to defend itself against two unusual lawsuits arising from decisions to halt scientific research. The first lawsuit, brought by [...]

Published
2004

174. Students With Disabilities Sue Over Medical-School Admissions Test

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
International Dyslexia Association -- Cases -- Services, Association of American Medical Colleges -- Cases -- Services, Socially handicapped -- Testing -- Cases, Disabled students -- Testing -- Cases, Education, Company legal issue, Testing, Cases, Services
Abstract

Byline: KATHERINE S. MANGAN Four medical-school applicants with learning disabilities sued the Association of American Medical Colleges last month, saying it discriminated against them by not allowing them extra time [...]

Published
2004

177. Not Guilty After All

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Law schools -- Aims and objectives -- Cases -- Curricula, Wrongful convictions (Law) -- Cases, Universities and colleges -- Aims and objectives -- Cases -- Curricula -- United States, Company legal issue
Published
2004

178. How 8 Universities Plan to Use Entrepreneurship Grants

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Entrepreneurship -- Education -- Economic aspects, Universities and colleges -- Curricula -- United States -- Finance -- Management, Company business management, Company financing
Published
2004

179. Entrepreneurs in Every Department

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Entrepreneurship -- Study and teaching, Universities and colleges -- Alliances and partnerships -- Curricula -- Aims and objectives -- United States, Education, Alliances and partnerships, Curricula, Aims and objectives, Study and teaching
Abstract

Byline: KATHERINE S. MANGAN The mention of entrepreneurship programs conjures up images of M.B.A. students huddling in cubicles, working on a business plan that will produce the next Google. Now [...]

Published
2004

180. The Remains of Dismay

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Tulane University -- Investigations -- Crimes against, Medical education -- Investigations, Cadavers -- Investigations -- Crimes against, Universities and colleges -- Investigations -- United States, Company legal issue
Published
2004

182. This Political Hot Potato Is a Course in Demand

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Alfred P. Sloan School of Management -- Officials and employees, Outsourcing -- Study and teaching, Outsourcing
Published
2004

184. Wis. Medical Schools to Share $600-Million

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Blue Cross Association -- Donations -- Finance, Medical College of Wisconsin -- Finance -- Donations, University of Wisconsin-Madison. School of Medicine and Public Health -- Finance -- Donations, Health insurance industry -- Donations -- Finance, Medical colleges -- Finance, Universities and colleges -- Finance -- Wisconsin, Education, Company financing, Finance, Donations
Abstract

Byline: KATHERINE S. MANGAN Wisconsin's two medical schools will divide $600-million from a foundation created when Blue Cross & Blue Shield United of Wisconsin was converted to a for-profit company, [...]

Published
2004

186. Dr. Nurse

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Physicians -- Educational aspects -- International aspects, Registered nurses -- Practice -- Educational aspects, Education, Practice, Educational aspects, International aspects
Abstract

Byline: KATHERINE S. MANGAN Nine years after hanging up his scrubs as an emergency-room physician in his native Cuba, Rene A. Rodriguez is back in the hospital -- this time [...]

Published
2004

188. Carnegie Mellon U. Plans Branch Campus in Qatar

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Carnegie Mellon University -- Planning -- Buildings and facilities, Universities and colleges -- Buildings and facilities -- Planning -- Qatar -- United States, Company business planning
Published
2004

190. Temple Medical School to Keep Accreditation

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Medical colleges -- Licensing, certification and accreditation -- Standards -- Investigations, Company legal issue
Published
2004

191. Health Care Needs Diversity, Report Says

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Medical care -- United States -- Forecasts and trends -- Reports, Research institutes -- Reports -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis
Published
2004

192. Behind Every Symptom, a Story

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Medical students -- Education, Physician and patient -- Education, Empathy -- Education
Published
2004

196. Colleges Expand Efforts to Help Teaching Assistants Learn to Teach.

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Abstract

Under pressure to improve undergraduate instruction and prepare a new generation of faculty, colleges and universities are strengthening their training programs for teaching assistants, extending them far beyond traditional one-day orientations. Increasingly, participation is required. The most effective efforts appear to be centralized programs that supplement departmental training. (MSE)

Published
1992

197. TQM: Colleges Embrace the Concept of 'Total Quality Management.'

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Abstract

Application of Total Quality Management (TQM), which stresses total staff commitment to "customer" satisfaction, is reported at increasing numbers of colleges and universities. A survey of 22 institutions found employees felt better about their jobs, students were happier, and communication was improved. Expansion of TQM into the academic arena is reported to be controversial. (DB)

Published
1992

198. Growing Country Doctors

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Medical students -- Education -- Finance, Medical colleges -- Curricula, Company financing
Published
2003

199. Physician, teach thyself

Author

Mangan, Katherine S.

Subjects
Medical education -- Forecasts and trends, Medical colleges -- Management -- Forecasts and trends -- Faculty, Medical teaching personnel -- Recruiting -- Supply and demand, Industry hiring, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis
Published
2003

200. Departure of UMass-Boston Dean Prompts Outcry on Loss of Diversity; Noted Deans at Stanford and Illinois-Chicago Step Down

Author

Gomstyn, Alice, Mangan, Katherine S., and Smallwood, Scott

Subjects
University of Massachusetts -- Officials and employees, Deans (in schools) -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Universities and colleges -- Officials and employees -- United States, Education, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: ALICE GOMSTYN, KATHERINE S. MANGAN, and SCOTT SMALLWOOD DECLINING DIVERSITY? Administrators at the University of Massachusetts at Boston have filled the top post at the university's College of Public [...]

Published
2003

Catalog

Books, media, physical & digital resources
See catalog results