B1 Neediest Cases B5 EDUCATION B8 SPORTSWEDNESDAY D1-6 DINING OUT F1-12 ARTS E1-10 OBITUARIES C15 Col. Edward N. Hall An engineer who as an intelligence officer scrutinized the V-2 rockets of Nazi Germany and later supervised programs leading to the development of the United States' intercontinental ballistic missiles, he was 91.
Enablers for exercise participation included shared decision-making, effective communication, a history of exercise ability and participation, familiarity with exercise environments and the fitness culture, individualised and supervised programs, use of preferred environments, family support, variety and fun, motivation strategies and education.
I will supervise programs I initiated.
JDD participated in the development of the home exercise program used throughout the trial, was responsible of supervising the program execution by patients allocated to the SMT + exercise group and contributed to data interpretation and manuscript preparation.
Each project must be part of an organized and supervised program of work designed to provide practical business and educational experience.
In short order, he secured the presidency of two other major state-owned enterprises, and by 1983 was the general director of the agency in charge of supervising the privatization program.
Church, 45, relishes his annual break from the intensity of supervising a seven-month festival season programmed across Chichester's two houses, but "spending too much time in a rehearsal room means my ability to support the other directors... gets diminished".
She returned to the mental health field by accepting the position of program director for a residential treatment facility for transitional youth and worked her way up to the position of director of programs and services, supervising multiple programs and facilities.
After his retirement, he served for a time as Massachusetts state boxing commissioner and had a full-time second career working for the state Department of Correction, first as a director of recreation, creating and supervising athletic programs in prisons, and later as a counselor for prison guards, state troopers and other state employees with stress-induced problems.
Julie B. Norman, the associate dean of Academic Resources and Programming, will be supervising the program for the next few years, during which time the committee hopes to see the program expand to include all MIT undergraduates.
