On Long Island, retired superintendents who are running seminars on the new evaluation system are being paid $945 a day.
NANCY FINK is a career coach for Maryland's department of labor, running seminars for the most skilled unemployed workers.
To support practitioners, GSB has also been running seminars for practitioners in areas such as the effective use of social media and sustainability reporting.
It doubles as the headquarters of the Albert Einstein Institution, an organization Mr. Sharp founded in 1983 while running seminars at Harvard and teaching political science at what is now the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth.
Connolly's organisation is now running seminars nationwide on the growing problem of disability hate crime, in an attempt to create better dialogue with the police and other authorities, and to encourage victims to come forward.
Leslie Powell, head of next-generation development at Citi Private Bank, said that for the last 10 years the bank had been running seminars for people in their 20s who are the children of clients with more than $100 million.
Anna Bronski, the drumming Oskar's grandmother, is one of world literature's great supporting characters, and I frequently use extracts of her depiction when running seminars on the writer's craft.
The academy got into the human rights business in 1978, running seminars in Moscow apartments for "refuseniks," Jewish Soviet scientists who had been fired for wanting to emigrate to Israel, and publishing the proceedings in the Annals.
Asked if he was paid for running seminars and representing the company, Mr. Hays said that "paid is a U.S. concept" and that the organization operated in ways that "are not subject to U.S. taxes".
Catholic Charities, in New York City, with six attorneys and nine paralegals, is running seminars every Thursday at its headquarters on First Avenue in Manhattan, and is sending the equivalent of circuit-riders elsewhere.
