We collated and tabulated the surgeons' responses according to their sub-specialty and academic responsibility and examined the importance of journals as an information source and the relationships between readership, journal rankings, impact factors and numbers of publications.
Research arose from student calls for stronger stewardship practice, humanitarian education, and progressive student leadership interested in promoting academic responsibility.
Of course, Nana's capacious definition of academic responsibility makes no distinction between the professional and the political.
"Now this is my only academic responsibility," she said, referring to the SAT prep class she took at the Ross School.
They say it is impossible to know with certainty which students they may "reasonably expect" to have academic responsibility over.
A face-to-face meeting in a classroom imposes accountability, inspires effort and promotes academic responsibility in subtle ways that we don't fully appreciate.
The new policy prohibits faculty members from entering into consensual relationships with any student for whom they have, or "reasonably expect" to have, academic responsibility.
Despite the broad consensus, some Afghan scholars and educators have pushed back, claiming the new textbooks mark an abdication of the ministry's academic responsibility.
In those rare situations where it is programmatically infeasible to provide alternative supervision, academic responsibility and/or evaluation, the cognizant dean, director or supervisor must approve all (as applicable) academic responsibility, evaluative and compensation actions.
Student numbers increased through recruitment, by incorporating the National College of Agricultural Engineering at Silsoe in 1975, and, from 1984, by assuming academic responsibility for the Royal Military College of Science at Shrivenham, which became a third campus.
