Disability Services has identified an individual within each academic department who serves as a logistical coordinator/Disability Services liaison, assisting students and faculty with the implementation of accommodations.
Mark Magalski, an Army liaison officer assisting the family, said at a news conference on Monday.
So Ms. Dahl arranged it through a military liaison who was assisting the family.
Emphasizing communities makes it possible to engage pre-existing social organizations and networks in evaluating (and possibly modifying) ethical protections and recruitment strategies, in assisting in participant recruitment and liaison, in actually collecting some study information, and in helping construct local interpretations of the information collected (Sharp and Foster 2000).
At least two Americans, a Justice Department lawyer assisting the prosecution and an F.B.I. liaison officer, are on the base each day.
She serves as a liaison between architects and clients, assisting with design, pricing and other aspects of the construction process.
The role of the liaison is very important when assisting several organizations/areas, especially if intercity plan is not prior established.
This relationship enabled the case manager to serve as a liaison between the patient and the physicians assisting the older person in the process of navigating within the health system [ 28].
As a Marine sergeant and Pashto linguist, Sarah was a liaison officer to the Afghan Government, focusing on assisting in the efforts to reintegrate Taliban members into the community through local initiatives.
Fairfax has a designated liaison to assist people who want to start one and to help connect villages in the area.
There will be a "parental leave liaison" to assist people coming back to work, as well as career coaching services and lower billable-hour requirements for people who are just about to take leave or are just coming back to the firm.
