Then, more failures: As a physician, Thomas says her high expectations led her to go head-to-head with colleagues, and she was let go from two jobs.
The tents remained in place throughout the night and into the morning and some photographers used bike chains to secure ladders meant to allow shots over the heads of colleagues and competitors.
Directed by Sam Pollard (longtime Spike Lee editor, producer of not literally innumerable but impressively many TV documentaries), it's the usual mix of talking heads, including colleagues, scholars friends and relations, and archival clips, including interviews with Wilson, who died at 60 in 2005, and performances of his plays on stage, and on film.
It is vital that faculty working as clinical facilitators have acceptance and support for their task from their heads and colleagues.
Lastly, due to the absence of a sampling frame of physicians, we invited physicians to participate in the survey by advertising in department meetings and through department heads and colleagues.
In this Journal, Head and colleagues report on funding awarded to UK institutions for pneumonia research from 1997 to 2013 (Head et al., 2015).
Several times he has found himself "rushing to the floor" to head off colleagues ready to eliminate financing for endeavors whose importance they did not understand.
If no one is quite ready to dump a pitcher of water over Dr. Wilson's head, many colleagues are mystified and dismayed by his late-life embrace of group selection — a highly controversial notion among biologists — and rejection of the kin-selection theory that he helped popularize in "Sociobiology".
Tania Head's colleagues in New York, the people who worked with her to respond to the trauma of the terror attack, say that for three years she has given a gentle face and passionate voice to the survivors of the tragedy.
With leadership calling for his head, his colleagues calling for his committee seats, reporters calling his wife and half the country still calling up his pictures, Weiner's decided to try to pull himself out of the spotlight by giving up on Congress.
