Ms. Murphy will be an adjunct professor, teaching voice and directing graduate opera workshops, while maintaining a performing career.
In January 1929 Thurman resigned his pastorate in order to pursue a semester of directed graduate study at Haverford College.
St. Barnabas pays radiology residents $48,000 to $60,000 a year and collects about $150,000 for each in "direct graduate medical education" Medicare payments, which, besides their pay, is supposed to cover malpractice insurance and education in the program, accredited by the American Osteopathic Association.
The Facilitating Academic Careers in Engineering and Science (FACES) program is designed to increase the number of African-American students receiving doctoral degrees in science and engineering and to direct these graduates into the professoriate.
Frelinger, who has just moved to the University of Arizona, where he is directing the graduate program in immunobiology, reckons he may have picked up the idea from successful women he knew early in his career.
Her Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary Tom Winsor believes the only way to make policing a more attractive career to students at top universities is to recruit about 80 "direct entry" graduates a year into the rank of inspector.
The CI normally supervises and directs new graduate paramedics during their graduate year program.
Bernard Starr, PhD, is professor emeritus at the City University of New York Brooklyn Collegee) where he directed a graduate program in gerontology that spanned seven graduate departments.
He also directed the graduate division and the teacher-education program at Brooklyn College in New York City (1949 60).
Memorials should be sent to the Washington State University Department of Plant Pathology Graduate Student Travel Fund, or to the American Phytopathological Society Foundation directed to graduate student travel.
