The Beeper [2000 Vol. 10, No. 12]
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Features this week include: Weekend of Champions nets $709,575 for CMC; Simulated training prepares public safety officers for emergencies; Acceptance of diversity called vital to corporate success; Pipeline programs essential to diversity, legal advisor says; Corporate partnership program members receive awards; Awards attest to nursing instructor's enthusiasm for nursing; Diet diary helps assess eating habits; MCG blood bank accredited; Ms. Garlington honored by alma mater; Physicians lecture on emergency medicine.Citation
The Beeper, 2000, Vol. 10, No. 12Affiliation
Division of Institutional RelationsSeries/Report no.
2000: Vol. 1012
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