Last April, I followed him to the State University of New York at Buffalo, where he had been invited to deliver an endowed lecture dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. His theme was one that runs through much of his writing, both popular and scholarly: the role of religion in public life.
Graduates are expected to apply evidence-based medicine (EBM) in scholarly and managerial roles [ 3] (Table 1).
For instance, while contributing authors and external reviewers play a key role in chapter development, the limited institutional and scholarly recognition for such roles limits the extent of their contributions (Tol 2011; Yohe and Oppenheimer 2011).
It is an affirmation that honoring those whose station and legacy were achieved in significant measure via the vilest actions of intolerance has no place at Clemson University now or in the future even as the history, university-related role, and scholarly study of those same individuals must have an indelible role in our educational mission.
Rohan Maitzen defends the role of scholarly blogs in academia.
The literary critic is sometimes cast in the role of scholarly detective, unearthing, authenticating, and editing unknown manuscripts.
The cardinal virtue of humaneness, when conceived as a sentiment of benevolence or as a conscientious concern, has played a key role in scholarly discussions within environmental philosophy, bioethics, and the ethics of care (particularly in medical ethics).
Would you prefer to have a 1933 $20 gold piece or a 1933 $20 Federal Reserve note?Tom McNamara Assistant professor ESC Rennes School of Business Rennes, France* SIR – Your article on academic publishing ("Of goats and headaches", May 28th) fell rather short in describing the role of scholarly publishers.
Moreover, as we shall demonstrate in the literature review that follows, there has been very limited scholarly focus on the role of information-sharing agencies on financial access in the African continent.
