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  1. May 22, 1995

    Hospitals will implement Clinical Delivery System July 1

    The University Record, May 22, 1995 Hospitals will implement Clinical Delivery System July 1 Reflecting its commitment to provide an integrated approach to health care, the U-M Hospitals presented its 1995-96 fiscal year budget to the U-M Board of Regents, featuring the implementation of its new Clinical Delivery System (CDS). Under CDS, which takes effect…
  2. May 22, 1995

    A report from the Health Affairs Advisory Committee (1994-95)

    The University Record, May 22, 1995 The Future of Health Care Delivery at the University of Michigan: Committee members: Frank Ascione, Pharmacy; Marjorie Becker, University Hospital; Robert Bender, LSA (Biology); W. Monroe Keyserling, Engineering; W. Paul Lang, Dentistry/Public Health; Margaret Lomax, Medical Center (Anatomy & Cell Biology); Jean Loup, SACUA Liaison, SILS (Graduate Library); Marilynn…
  3. May 22, 1995

    Whitaker bids farewell to Senate Assembly

    The University Record, May 22, 1995 Whitaker bids farewell to Senate Assembly Academic integrity and academic freedom. Respect and openness. Commitment to learning for all. Accountability. Recounting the themes that he has touched on over the past five years as provost, Gilbert R. Whitaker Jr. last Monday asked Senate Assembly members to continue to consider…
  4. May 22, 1995

    Twenty University of Michigan faculty members were given the emeritus title by the Regents.

    The University Record, May 22, 1995 20 faculty awarded emeritus status The Regents granted emeritus status to 20 faculty members and approved the recommendations for promotion and/or tenure of 148 faculty members on the Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint campuses, effective next academic year. “It is an exceptional group of faculty that we recommend to…
  5. May 22, 1995

    DrinkWise reports high level of success over past year

    The University Record, May 22, 1995 DrinkWise reports high level of success over past year Counselors for the Medical Center’s DrinkWise program report a 75 percent drop in the number of drinks per week consumed by clients participating in the year-old program. DrinkWise, an eight-week alcohol education program for people with mild to moderate alcohol…
  6. May 22, 1995

    Three U-M publications win CASE awards in 1995 competition

    The University Record, May 22, 1995 Three U-M publications win CASE awards in 1995 competition Several U-M staff have received publications awards in competition sponsored by the Council for Advancement and support of Education (CASE). Four staff members in the Medical Center Department of Marketing Communications shared first-place honors for their work on Healthwise, a…
  7. May 22, 1995

    U awards 148 promotions and/or tenure; 20 faculty will be emeritus

    The University Record, May 22, 1995 U awards 148 promotions and/or tenure; 20 faculty will be emeritus The Regents granted emeritus status to 20 faculty members and approved the recommendations for promotion and/or tenure of 148 faculty members on the Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint campuses, effective next academic year. “It is an exceptional group…
  8. May 8, 1995

    WCTF honors Jones, Jackson

    The University Record, May 8, 1995 WCTF honors Jones, Jackson By Rebecca A. Doyle Two women were honored last Wed-nesday at the ninth annual Women of the Year Awards Program. Beverly Jones, associate hospital director/chief of nursing affairs and associate dean and lecturer in nursing, was named the Woman of the Year in Leadership by…
  9. May 8, 1995

    Quick action is key during tornado season

    The University Record, May 8, 1995 Quick action is key during tornado season By Elizabeth H. Hall Business Operations Tornado season is here, and when a tornado approaches, your immediate action may mean life or death, says Robert Patrick, associate director of special services, Department of Public Safety. “Seek inside shelter, and make sure you…
  10. May 8, 1995

    ‘This/Ability’ focuses on representations of disabilities, day-to-day practical and political issues

    By Joanne Nesbit News and Information Services Artists and non-artists will converge on campus May 18-20 to discuss and examine the aesthetic, conceptual and metaphorical representations of disability and the practical and political issues of living daily with disability. “This/Ability,” an interdisciplinary conference on disability and the arts, will explore broad notions of disability and…