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Graduate Scholar 2010: Journal Of Scholarship And Recognition, Graduate School Of Eastern Illinois University
Graduate Scholar 2010: Journal Of Scholarship And Recognition, Graduate School Of Eastern Illinois University
Graduate Scholar
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Graduate Alumnus: Outstanding Graduate Alumni Awards - Class Of 2010, Graduate School Of Eastern Illinois University
Graduate Alumnus: Outstanding Graduate Alumni Awards - Class Of 2010, Graduate School Of Eastern Illinois University
Graduate Alumnus
Since 1951 Eastern has offered advanced study
with master’s programming. Since that first
offering thousands of students have earned
graduate degrees, and EIU graduate alumni
have changed the world we live in. In 2005
EIU celebrated more than 50 years of graduate
education by honoring 50 graduate alumni
as Outstanding Graduate Alumni. That same
year the Graduate Alumni Advisory Board was
created and met for the first time. Since those
initial 50 honorees, the Graduate Alumni
Advisory Board, the Graduate School, and EIU’s
graduate programs have continued to honor
the achievements and accomplishments of our
graduate alumni every year.
Rising Tide 2010/2011, Une Office Of Research And Scholarship, Timothy E. Ford, Jenna Blake Davis
Rising Tide 2010/2011, Une Office Of Research And Scholarship, Timothy E. Ford, Jenna Blake Davis
Rising Tide
Research and scholarship highlights from University of New England community members. This issue highlights in particular: undergraduate research, scholarship, marine and environmental research, public health and health professions research, and biomedical and chemistry research.
The State Of Human-Animal Studies, Kenneth Shapiro, Margo Demello
The State Of Human-Animal Studies, Kenneth Shapiro, Margo Demello
Attitudes Towards Animals Collection
The growth of human-animal studies (HAS) over the past twenty years can be seen in the explosion of new books, journals, conferences, organizations, college programs, listserves, and courses, both in the United States and throughout Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. We look as well at trends in the field, including the increasing popularity of animal-assisted therapy programs, the rise of new fields like trans-species psychology and critical animal studies, and the importance of animal welfare science. We also discuss the problems continuing to face the field, including the conservative culture of universities, the interdisciplinary nature of the field, the …
Georgia Southern Magazine, Georgia Southern University
Georgia Southern Magazine, Georgia Southern University
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First Look 2010, Nova Southeastern University
Working Together To Ease The Pressure To Publish In Higher Education, Barbara Burns
Working Together To Ease The Pressure To Publish In Higher Education, Barbara Burns
Academic Leadership: The Online Journal (2003-2012)
Academics are under a great deal of pressure to publish. Decisions on crucial issues of hiring, tenure and promotion are largely determined by publication rates (Boice & Jones, 1984) and faculty scholarly performance has traditionally been assessed by “straight counts” of publications (Braxton & Del Favero, 2002). These publication rates are used by institutions as an indicator of the institution’s performance and are important criteria in securing external funding from government and other sources (McGrail, Rickard & Jones, 2006). Failure to publish within the expected norms established by a college or university can result in a faculty member’s termination.