While there, he fostered liaison psychiatry, as well as playing his part in the psychiatry service in the Tower Hamlets district of East London, encouraging psychotherapeutic approaches alongside physical treatments.
Graham's understanding of the challenges of the prevailing Cold War environment allowed him to reform Australia's nascent military intelligence apparatus, encouraging developments in joint intelligence arrangements with Australia's allies and fostering liaison with his British and US counterparts, as well as establishing relationships with countries in South-East Asia. South-East Asia
The California Community College Chancellor's Office's Foster Youth Success Initiative bestows the title and responsibility of foster youth "liaison" to one existing employee on all of the system's 192 campuses.
These capabilities include management functions that foster community liaison and social mobilization, grassroots political engagement, volunteerism, gender-based communication, male outreach, etc.
So do the settings (Peony's family has an Always-Pleasant Pavilion, a Lotus-Blooming Hall and a Riding the Wind Pavilion, the last good for dangerous liaisons), which foster the atmosphere of a literary travelogue.
An industrial liaison office also fosters interaction between Hopkins biomedical engineering teams and industry, resulting in exciting collaboration and employment opportunities.
But surely a less-observed aspect of the liaison is this: she fostered the poet as artist.
Here at DePaul, the Steans Center for Community-based Service Learning, dedicated solely to aiding student, facult, and staff efforts to engage with the city of Chicago, positions the university to serve as a liaison between students and community organizations to foster student civic and political engagement.
Univision has installed a liaison in the ABC newsroom in New York to foster collaboration.
