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Ms. Speranza, 27, is the manager of education services at the Securities Industry Association in New York, a trade group.

"We use a very minimal set and costumes," said Stephanie Turner, the festival's manager of education programs.

"When you go through here, it's a larger scale," said Natasha Poor, the museum's manager of education and outreach programs.

"In the story, the earth is created on the back of a turtle," said Johanna Gorelick, the museum's manager of education.

"The H-1B system needs to work for everybody and now it works for no one," said Jenifer Eisen Verdery, manager of education and work-force policy at Intel, the fifth-largest employer of H-1B's.

See how Balanchine is taking Petipa, but changing it, making it twentieth-century instead of nineteenth?" Such a lecture would be very hard to arrange, and it is what Doug Fullington, the manager of education programs at Pacific Northwest Ballet, will present as part of the Guggenheim's "Works & Process" series, May 14-15.

"With six free Microsoft applications and many other tools provided on the Teacher Experience Exchange website, teachers will be better prepared to implement the technology students need as preparation for entering a global workforce," said Anthony Salcito, general manager of education, Microsoft.

Huff/Post50 spoke with Amy Levner, AARP's manager of education on livable communities, about the challenges facing communities as they seek to accommodate an aging population.

"The molecules in the balm work like glue to bind cells together, so when you bend your hair, it won't break," explains James Kivior, manager of education for Klorane USA.

Katherine Mathieson, the association's director of education, supervises the managers of each of those outreach areas; she does little direct science outreach today, she says, but she enjoys having a hand in a variety of projects, established and new.

That Japanese professor was right: pushed into a marketplace, the managers of higher education don't really know how to act.