Word: outreaching
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Jaclyn A. Michael, a 2005 Extension School graduate who currently works at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies (CMES) Outreach Center, explained the personalized nature of the table...
...Munir was first posted at the U.S. consulate in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Two weeks after his arrival, al-Qaida gunmen attacked the consulate, killing five staff members. Munir said the attack galvanized his commitment to serve the U.S. overseas. In 2006, Munir transferred to Paris to head up U.S. outreach to French Muslims. But Munir said he wanted to contribute where the need was greatest, and he signed up to go to Iraq...
...sensitivity of many of the cases seen by the Board places its outreach efforts in a Catch-22. Because of the nature of disciplinary cases, little information can be released; as a result, few people can form a comprehensive understanding of the system, meaning that cases that may very well be outliers often come to be seen as typical...
...suspends nuclear production for the duration of the negotiations. “We cannot hold talks while Iran continues to develop nuclear weapons,” he said. Burns has visited the Kennedy School several times since the mid-1990s, according to Belfer Center Director of Communications and Outreach Sasha Talcott. In September 2006, he hosted a Directors’ Seminar on US policy toward Iran. Students had mixed reactions to Burns’s performance at the forum, entitled “Clash with Iran: Inevitable or Avoidable?” Naveed Malik—a Kennedy School student...
...number of students graduating from high school starts to decline, admissions offices—including at Harvard—have said they will step up outreach to groups of students who have traditionally applied to college in lower numbers, such as low-income students and racial minorities...