"He has kept the Westchester Library System in the vanguard of technology, and has been a strong supporter of residents' First Amendment values," said Nancy Kranich, the departing president of the association and a former associate dean of libraries at New York University.
The nature, importance or consequence of the same socio-political condition might be perceived differently by different actors in society, such as academic associations, deans or medical students.
"The nursing shortage is one of the dominant issues in health care today," said Peter Buerhaus, associate dean at the Vanderbilt University School of Nursing in Nashville, whose findings were published in The Journal of the American Medical Association last year.
He was an associate dean.
Previously, the college required only the signature of each academic division's dean and associate dean.
Abraham Cooper, associate dean of the Wiesenthal Center.
The study, published Wednesday in The Journal of the American Medical Association, asked deans at 176 medical schools in the United States and Canada to rate the quality and quantity of gay-related health care education at their respective programs.
She was named a Legend of the Industry by the National Bed, Bath and Linens Association, and a Dean of the Industry by the Home Fashions Products Association.
Law school deans, bar association leaders and firm managers should follow Rahm Emanuel's advice about never allowing a crisis to go to waste and start planning for what comes next.
But Peter Krashes, head of the Dean Street Block Association, whose members live near the arena, said he wished that Mr. Schwartz had proposed residential parking permits to reserve on-street spaces for residents.
