"Research has shown that women tend to gravitate towards fields of studies and career paths where they can have a positive social impact and work with others, often collaboratively," says Linda Basch, president of the National Council for Research on Women (NCRW).
Tinguely and Saint Phalle worked constantly, and often collaboratively.
Lola Arias is a writer, theatre director, and performer, often working collaboratively with artists from other disciplines like literature, music, film and visual art.
Many of us are interacting more often and more collaboratively with mind scientists in other departments of this University and beyond, and I would be surprised if we didn't add a social psychologist to our faculty in the next decade, as other law schools have.
Neuropsychologists often continue to work collaboratively with parents and other members of a child's treatment team following the evaluation.
38 Nevertheless, computational skills are required that often mean managers must work collaboratively with computational scientists to find optimal solutions.
Identifying and working collaboratively with co-counsel (often from private firms).
The Craft students, whilst perhaps initially at some advantage due to being on their own art school 'territory', quickly displayed a respect and interest in the act of drawing collaboratively with the Medicine students, with the latter often quick to debunk or satirize any associations of privilege and power with Medicine.
They often do not use texts as their starting point, but devise performances collaboratively, with actors, musicians, sound designers and filmmakers.
Working collaboratively with others who have had similar experiences to produce a short film has often proved to be the perfect icebreaker to get that process started.
