Meanwhile, age, level of education, years of Canadian residency, degree of fluency in English and socio-economic status, clearly can create barriers beyond an assumed ethnic origin.
A "low-residency" degree program in law-firm management at George Washington University, for example, draws students from firms around the country; they travel to campus for brief periods of intense instruction, then complete the bulk of the work online.
Furthermore, we propose that CS should accommodate to residents' varying degrees of development by attuning the configuration of CA teaching methods to each level of residency training.
Our results indicate that CS should accommodate to residents' varying degrees of development by attuning the configuration of CA teaching methods to each level of residency training.
To some degree, residency preferences reflect fear of the unknown, but those fears are often misguided and unwarranted, said Seila Mosquera, the executive director of NeighborWorks New Horizons, a nonprofit housing agency serving south-central Connecticut.
If after eight years of graduate and post-graduate training, a medical degree, residency at an Ivy League institution and an intact sense of self-worth, I could still manage to be approached with such assurances, what then of women in other positions?
Junior researchers were defined as young and mid-level researchers who had one of the following: a medical degree and residency at the university, or a bachelor's degree and experience in health research, or a master's degree in health (or a related discipline) or a PhD degree and a maximum of seven years of experience in the field.
We sought to determine whether it was worth the financial cost for residency programs to support degrees.
It is one of six high-needs schools where the graduate students will hold residencies while pursuing their degrees — and may end up full-time.
In terms of curriculum specifics, only nine of the articles describe the components of the EM residency curriculum to some degree.
