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Amherst, a Division III college in Massachusetts, is mobilizing its alumni in an effort to have select graduates monitor their local newspapers and academic honor roll announcements to identify potential recruits.
Princeton ended the academic year with announcements of two new deans: Jill Dolan, the Annan Professor in English and professor of theater in the Lewis Center for the Arts, became dean of the college July 1, while Monica Ponce de Leon, dean of the architecture program at the University of Michigan, will lead Princeton's architecture school.
Information on renting or purchasing academic attire, graduation announcements, class rings, photography, and more can be found at the University's convocation website.
Posters/flyers must provide information regarding student activities, give information of an academic nature, make announcements pertinent to the business of the university, or supply information to members of the Duke community regarding available events, services, or products.
Recent posts (May 2009) concern trends and controversies in life sciences academic publishing, the announcement of a lecture on population genetics and an art show about Darwin at UC Davis, and links to other Internet resources about science and science teaching.
The Chronicle of Higher Education's Career Network - a great resource of job announcements in academics and free advice on academic career topics.
Residents were invited to participate in person via announcements during academic learning sessions.
In addition, participants were identified through contact with ministries of health, academic institutions, professional networks, announcements at conferences, and searching journals to identify authors with relevant expertise.
And judging from the reactions to the Nobel announcement, most academic economists heartily approved of it.
