ENGINEERING MANPOWER SHORTAGE—A PUBLIC RELATIONS PROBLEM

Public Relations.

Students whose native language is not English must meet certain English-language proficiency standards before they are accepted into any program in the English Department. To qualify for admission, students must have passed (within the past year) the test(s) listed below with score(s) at or above those indicated: 1. TOEFL score of 600 with no section score lower than 60 and a minimum TWE (Test ...

Public relations.

Lessons from Health Hazards | Beryllium's 'public Relations Problem' Late Lessons from Early Warnings: Science, Precaution, Innovation 131 6 Beryllium's 'public Relations Problem'

(1) Although Dr David Michaels currently serves as the Assistant Secretary for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), US Department of Labor, this article was written while he served on the faculty of The George Washington University. It reflects the personal views of the authors, and does not purport to reflect the official views or positions of OSHA or the Department of Lab...

Medex: a New Approach to the Global Health Manpower Problem’

How to make health services available and accessible is a problem that confronts highly industrialized countries as well as developing nations. Although such nations may differ greatly, they have many points in common with respect to the availability of appropriate health care services. There is a shortage of health manpower in most countries of the world. What is frequently overlooked, however...

Fluoridation and public relations

Disczusion and conclusions In the official report on the studies (Ministry of Health, Scottish Office, Ministry of Housing and Local Government, 1962) comparison is made between the findings in Great Britain and those in the Grand Rapids study in the United States (Arnold, Dean, Jay & Knutson 1956). After adjustment for changes in the control areas, the reduction among children aged 4 years was...