Department officials also plan to hold public forums in each of the 42 areas to discuss the findings and how to respond to them.
He said he would begin with a town meeting in Woodbridge on Saturday and then hold similar forums in each of New Jersey's 21 counties, even staying overnight in people's homes in some places (a tactic, for the record, that was also used last year by Vice President Al Gore).
Th eologians and clergy, parents with fi rsthand experience of reproductive genetic testing, medical professionals, community activists, elected offi cials and those in the biotech industry gathered as local expert resources for the forums in each community and shared their views with the audience during panel discussions.
Courses run to a semester timetable, and the use of online discussion forums in each module, as well as in the Students Corner (to which all students are enrolled), encourages students to network with each other, providing a familiar platform for students to continue to communicate after graduation.
Every June, we host a resident research forum in which each resident (PGY2-5) gives a research presentation on a current or planned research project.
Information about reproductive genetic testing and the range of issues it raises was provided at each forum in the form of videos prepared by the Genetics and Public Policy Center.
With definitions so divergent, the meeting on the rule of law could end up being a forum in which everyone talks past each other, using the same words for wildly different things.
A Christian, a Jew and a Muslim speaking at a college campus may sound like the setup for a joke, but an upcoming forum in Burbank with members from each of those religions will be no laughing matter.
They've inviting each candidate to a forum in March to discuss the organization's goals.
(3) When they played at the Forum in London in the spring, couples were singing backing harmonies to each other.
