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Submitted by Mary "Mimi" Stout on
Role is new. Will review applications to the College of William & Mary School of Education and make recommendations for admission to study.
Submitted by Mary "Mimi" Stout on
Voluntery position because of past experience and alumna of the School of Education.
Submitted by jclift on
I served as Special Agent for the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force conducting terrorism investigations world-wide. I also gave classroom instruction to agents concerning the integration of DHS-Federal Air Marshal Service (FAMS) with agents in the field. During tenure, I hosted integration workshops bringing FBI SWAT members to FAMS where a classroom and practical workshop enabled the two agencies to better understand roles and responsibilities.
Submitted by Richard Hall on
The presentation documented was based on the primary author's grounded theory based dissertation that developed a theory for understanding the role played by ethical considerations within the context of health care administrators’ decision- making processes. A new substantive theory emerged from the study that bridged a gap in the literature - a symphonological , bioethical framework for assisting health care administrators in their decision- making process.
Submitted by Ryan Rominger on
Discussion of the use of mindfulness in the research process, particularly qualitative research.
Submitted by Ryan Rominger on
Discussion and workshop related to creating and moderating geographically distributed research groups. Additionally, discussion of using qualitative data analysis programs with these populations.
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