"He got things done: workshops organized, contacts made, groups of people brought together, collaborative projects developed," said linguistics scholar Geoff Pullum, a longtime academic collaborator and friend of Sag's.
The American academic organized contacts for Diệm in the US, and he was given an audience with the Acting US Secretary of State James Webb.
The project allows a community to become quickly organized, contact local authorities, and receive guidance on what immediate action should be taken in emergencies.
For this study, a diagnosis of SRC required that the concussion occurred during participation in a sport activity, which included participation in a competition or recreational activity, including formally organized contact school sports, participation in gym class, skiing, running, skateboarding, and other informal recreation activities (Noble and Hesdorffer 2013).
Lastly, during his contact moments with the schools he observed that two types of promotion were implemented: while in some schools the teachers informed the students who on their turn had to inform their parents, other schools organized contact moments with the parents to inform them directly.
Make sure that you have a good, well organized contact person who can answer any questions that may arise on days that your library is open.
I spent a week organizing contacts to Congolese human rights organizations, midwives, community leaders in the IDP camps, church groups, and others who would offer an accurate narrative.
Track contact information: start organizing contacts now in a system that works for you.
It's through Circles that users select and organize contacts into groups for optimal sharing.
One of the advantages of using a CRM is the ability to easily manage and organize contacts to maximize leads.
In conjunction with organizing contacts and correspondence, Affinity can collate a person's e-mail communication for as far back as that person's e-mail history goes.
