Using longitudinal, university-level data, we report that hiring a star does not increase overall incumbent productivity, although this aggregate effect hides offsetting effects on related (positive) versus unrelated (negative) colleagues.
Finally, in a longitudinal study of university males in Washington using samples from the penile shaft/scrotum, corona sulcus/glans, and urine, the incidence of the most common HPV types did not vary by circumcision status.
This research-based argument calls to action longitudinal studies by universities to determine a method in which to measure the effectivity of a music program to affirm its credibility in the curriculum, as well as stress both the intellectual and creative benefits that derive from such an education.
Eventually there will be more research on why people commit misconduct, and there will be some good longitudinal studies at universities that have really good policies and training versus those that don't to see what the comparative rate of misconduct allegations is.
Longitudinal ego-network data of Belgian university teachers (N = 38, 1670 ties) were collected over a two-year time period.
A longitudinal study within a university campus in Hong Kong.
"We don't have good answers to those questions yet, as a nation and as a medical profession". Segal is one of 12 students in the university's longitudinal program, in which students can spend their entire four years of medical school working in community health clinics.
While this information only covers the employment of leavers six months after graduation, most universities do longitudinal surveys tracking graduates for three years, says Shaun Harris, acting director of careers at the London School of Economics.
Bringing together some of Britain's largest longitudinal surveys, experts at the university defined rates of social mobility through finding the percentage who moved up or down from the occupational class of their father.
The article is based on the findings of a longitudinal study which tracked the university careers of 28 students from a range of backgrounds via in-depth, semi-structured interviews conducted at regular intervals over their three years of study.
Longitudinal data were collected from 22,236 college undergraduates attending a national sample of baccalaureate-granting colleges and universities.
