Word: contact
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Many faculty members agree. John Womack Jr., Bliss professor of Latin American history and economics, said he was concerned about the influence the Patriot Act could have on his own research, which sometimes brings him into contact with materials that could conceivably be traceable to Latin American terrorist organizations...
...authorized to give information,” Verba explained. “You would be violating your job if you gave away any information.” If an employee receives a federal request for records, he or she is required to notify a supervisor, who will in turn contact the General Counsel. The University would release records only under duress...
Michael S. Hoffman ’06 said his final paper for Religion 1750, “Philosophy of Religion: Religious Epistemology” was reliant upon a source that could only be found over the internet. He said his frustrations mounted because he wanted to contact his professor about his problems, and he was unable to access his e-mail...
Under the restructuring, PBHA will have more influence in the decisions about the distribution of PBH resources and PSN will have more contact with PBHA...
...possible and to devote their time to research and publishing. As for the oversight of TFs, more sections should be taped, and professors should be expected to review those tapes, meet with TFs and provide written evaluations of their TFs that other professors would have access to. Increased contact with professors would improve TF performance not only by providing additional motivation to teach effectively, but also by providing feedback from those who know the course material best. With the hands-off approach that many professors currently take towards their TFs, one has more reason to be surprised...