61. Mister Ed: John Provost Meets Mister Ed - TV.com TV.com is your reference guide to Mister Ed episode John provost Meets Mister Ed. Episode guide, cast and crew information, analysis, polls, http://www.tv.com/mister-ed/john-provost-meets-mister-ed/episode/8239/summary.ht

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62. Former Provost John Deutch May Take Job As CIA Chief Former provost John Deutch May Take Job as CIA Chief. Tech File Photo several influential senators to predict that John M. Deutch 61, former provost http://www-tech.mit.edu/V114/N65/deutch.65n.html

Former Provost John Deutch May Take Job as CIA Chief Tech File Photo John M. Deutch '61 By Ramy A. Arnaout News Editor The surprise resignation of CIA Director James Woolsey three weeks ago prompted several influential senators to predict that John M. Deutch '61, former provost and Institute professor of chemistry and current deputy secretary of defense, could be his successor. However, despite the favorable outlook, Deutch may not want the job, according to a Jan. 7 article in Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report The article cited congressional sources as saying that Deutch has turned down the offer because he "enjoys the No. 2 position at the Pentagon, where his power and profile are unparalleled among administration deputy secretaries." This new appointment would follow many years of experience in Washington for Deutch, who has held consulting and advisory roles in every administration since Kennedy, except under Nixon. Experienced outsider sought In a panel discussion on the Dec. 28 MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour , Sen. John Warner, (R­Va.), Sen. Patrick Leahy (D­Vt.), and former Sen. Dennis DeConcini (D­Ariz.) set forth some of the attributes the new CIA head should have.

63. IS! Interview - Lord Provost John Letford In Scotland Magazine Director Ricky Smith meets the Lord provost John Letford What does the lord provost do on a dayto-day basis? http://www.ismagazine.co.uk/pages/interview.htm

In Scotland Magazine Director Ricky Smith meets the Lord Provost John Letford What does the lord provost do on a day-to-day basis? I start at about half past eight in the morning, and because of the type of job I do, it could be anything up to nine or ten at night before my day pulls to a close. This week in particular will be one of the late ones nearly every night. In addition, I go on Radio Tay fairly often and part of my reasoning for this is to answer questions and concerns that people have got. If individuals have a problem, they can come down to reception, have a cup of tea or coffee and a chat. In addition to that, I am a justice for the peace; so many people come to speak to me on that front. Another thing that we do on a regular basis is that the schools come in, mostly primary schools. It's now part of the remit of the local governments so they come down to the chambers, find out a bit about the history of the city and civic history, find out about politicians and the role of the Lord Provost. I like that. We also go out to visit schools; they're a credit to the city. What's been your most memorable moment as lord provost thus far?

64. Lincoln Herald Chance made John Summerfield Staples known throughout his life as Summerfield The elder Staples consented and the three men then went to the provost http://www.lincolnherald.com/1970articleSUBSTITUTE.html

PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S "SUBSTITUTE." By W. Emerson Reck Lincoln Herald , Volume 80, Number 3 (Fall 1978), pp.137-39. John Summerfield Staples, 1864. E r ected by a proud father nearly ninety years ago, a tombstone whose lettering has grown dim after years of exposure to the elements marks in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania the final resting place of the young soldier who served as Abraham Lincoln's representative in the Union army during the closing months of the Civil War. The simple stone slab in Stroudsburg's Lower Main Street Cemetery reads: J. Summerfield Staples a private of Co. C 176 Reg. P. V. Also a member of 2 Reg. D. C. Vols. as a Substitute for Abraham Lincoln Died Jan. 11, 1888 27 Days Grave stone of J. Summerfield Staples. Stroudsburg, PA. Chance made John Summerfield Staples - known throughout his life as "Summerfield" to distinguish him from his father, John Long Staples - Mr. Lincoln's "substitute," although that designation was technically incorrect. In a circular issued on June 26, 1864, James B. Fry, Provost Marshal General, announced:

65. M2 Presswire: Provost John Ettling To Give UND Faculty Lecture Series Talk On "E Access the article, provost John Ettling to give UND Faculty Lecture Series talk on Earthquakes, Lightning Rods and the Almighty Religion and Science http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_go1633/is_200211/ai_n7248302

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66. UWM-ITPC-Meeting With Provost The ITPC will meet with UWM provost/Vice Chancellor John Wanat on Thursday, Below is a list of questions submitted to Vice Chancellor/provost John Wanat http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/SecU/itpc/Provost/Provost01.html

Information Technology Policy Committee Meeting with the Provost/Vice Chancellor The ITPC will meet with UWM Provost/Vice Chancellor John Wanat on Thursday, November 29 from 9:30-11:00 am in Union E280. Questions for the VC were to be submitted either to the itpc@uwm.edu e-mail reflector (preferable) or to ITPC chair Allen Bell ( adbell@uwm.edu ); questions were to be submitted by Monday, November 19. The chair edited the questions into a final list , which was submitted to the VC on Wednesday, November 21. For your information, included below is a copy of the CPC/EMPC web page detailing last year's meeting with the Provost/Vice Chancellor. Questions for ITPC Meeting with Provost/Vice Chancellor Wanat November 29, 2001 (b) More generally, what is your view of the role of the ITPC in the UWM IT complex? II. Current campus IT projects (a) There's a great deal of discussion of a single campus calendar server. Is there any chance of bundling the implementation of a calendar with a single full-featured campus e-mail package for staff? This is an area of clear duplication of effort among units. Calendaring software often works together with e-mail packages and it seems easier to roll out one change, rather than two. (b) Should we also include a full-featured standard newsreader program in any e-mail/calendaring solution, and try to create a culture of using newsgroups for communication and announcements at UWM?

67. CPC/EMPC Meeting With Provost: 2000 Below is a list of questions submitted to Vice Chancellor/provost John Wanat at the October 16, 2000 joint meeting of the CPC and EMPC. http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/SecU/itpc/CPC/Provost00.html

CPC/EMPC Meeting with Provost Wanat October 16, 2000 Below is a list of questions submitted to Vice Chancellor/Provost John Wanat at the October 16, 2000 joint meeting of the CPC and EMPC. The response of Provost Wanat is given following the questions, as reported in the minutes of the joint meeting If you wish to view question and answer sessions with the previous Provost (Kenneth Watters), look here for 1999's meeting , look here for 1998's meeting , and look here for 1997's meeting QUESTIONS At present, only those units that can afford to hire technical support staff (or contract with a service provider) can get a full offering of services and support. This has led to a sharp divide between technological haves and have nots at UWM. Are these efforts adequate? What measures can and should UWM take to provide an adequate base level of services and support for all units, faculty, and staff? What difficult decisions will we have to make? What universal mechanisms should be put in place for deciding what software the campus buys or licenses, for research, teaching, and administrative tasks? It is our understanding that library acquisitions are handled by a campus-wide board of representatives. To what extent should acquisition of software be similar to library acquisitions and textbook purchases?

68. Faculty Development Programs At Michigan State University Conversation with Acting provost John Hudzik Monday, January 24, 2005 John Hudzik, Acting provost, MSU. This session will provide an occasion for http://www1.provost.msu.edu/facdev/MULTI/schedule.asp

Home Mission Contact Information Current Registration ... Early Career Faculty Programs MULTI Workshops About Semester Schedule Register Conversation with Provost Kim A. Wilcox Kim A. Wilcox , Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, MSU Tuesday, September 13, 8:00 - 10:30 a.m., Kellogg Center, Big Ten C Room (Continental breakfast and registration at 8:00 a.m.; the program begins at 8:30 a.m.) This session will provide an occasion for Provost Kim A. Wilcox to interact with MSU academic leaders about current issues, challenges, and opportunities. Federal and State Governments are Broke: Public Research Universities Face the Most Critical Challenge of our Generation* Steven Webster , Vice President, Governmental Relations, MSU Howard Gobstein , Associate Vice President, Governmental Relations, MSU Thursday, September 29, 8:00-11:00 a.m., Kellogg Center, Corniche Room (Continental breakfast and registration at 8:00 a.m.; the program begins at 8:30 a.m.) *Denotes topics identified from the Fall 2004 MULTI Needs Assessment Survey Supporting Work/Life Balance and a Culture of Flexibility in Academia: A Win/Win for Individuals, Their Families and the Institution

69. 2004-2005 College-wide Committee List | Provost Office of the provost. Staff directory - Strategic Plan 2004-2008 (PDF) - Committees *John Cannon *Margaret Freeman *Lenah Geer *Jimmy Nguyen http://www.wm.edu/provost/listing98.php

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70. The Blog! Columbia College Libertarians Jeff Flake and John Shadegg, both RAZ, who keep alive the spirit of another great Arizonan, I, for one, am glad his title is former provost. http://columbialibertarians.blogspot.com/2005_03_20_columbialibertarians_archive

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71. From The Provost: Significant Change On Many Fronts - September 3, 2003 provost s Column. Welcome back to the start of a new academic year. Image provost John Petersen. provost John D. Petersen http://www.advance.uconn.edu/2003/030903/03090309.htm

This is an archived article. For the latest news, go to the Advance Homepage For more archives, go to the Advance Archive/Search Page. September 3, 2003 Welcome back to the start of a new academic year. This is my fourth at the University, and during my time here, there has been significant change on many fronts. The greatest and most visible of these is the physical transformation of the campus. Other significant changes which are not quite as visible have also been occurring that have a significant impact on our University in both the short- and long-term. This year we welcome an incoming class of about 3,200 students comprised of 70 percent Connecticut residents and 30 percent from out of state. Of the 18,000 applications received this year, up 4,000 from last year, the greater percentage were from out-of-state students. This is the first time in our history that the balance of in-state/out-of-state applications has shifted in this way. Provost John D. Petersen

72. UConn Advance - April 12, 2004 - From The Provost: Academic Plan Is A Roadmap Image provost John Petersen. provost John D. Petersen Fred Maryanski, senior vice provost for academic affairs, Vice provost Singha, and I will work http://www.advance.uconn.edu/2004/040412/04041203.htm

This is an archived article. For the latest news, go to the Advance Homepage For more archives, go to the Advance Archive/Search Page. April 12, 2004 The Academic Plan provides the University with a roadmap for making strategic decisions that will enable us to target our energies and our recources toward identifiable areas of excellence. At the Board of Trustees meeting on March 23, I had the opportunity to outline for the Board our plans for capital spending over the next several years. The discussion of the sequencing of projects for the remainder of the UConn 2000 program, as well as preliminary planning for 21st Century UConn, required that we look critically at the present state of our buildings against our desire to continue to move UConn academically to among the top universities in the nation. Provost John D. Petersen Moving forward, our capital allocations will tie directly to our Academic Plan, while continuing to address building replacement dictated by safety or necessity based on enrollment demands. On March 19, Suman Singha joined my staff as the new vice provost for academic programs. His activities will focus primarily on the implementation of the Academic Plan, including the development of the Provost's Grant Competition. He brings a wealth of experience in research and administration, in addition to a whole host of other qualities that will benefit my office, and ultimately the University, in myriad ways.

73. Dailypennsylvanian.com - Trading In Her Stripes: Princeton Provost Next Penn Pre 01/22/2004, Marja link to provost Gutmann s page john C. 01/22/2004, Thank you, John C. Marja. 01/23/2004, Sean Lee- The Scout Oath is not john C. http://www.dailypennsylvanian.com/vnews/display.v/ART/400f8e882e5d7?in_archive=1

74. Chandler-Gilbert Community Colleges: Vision Mission And Goals John Schroeder is the Williams Campus provost for ChandlerGilbert Community College. John first came to CGCC in 1990 as an Aviation Maintenance Technology http://www.cgc.maricopa.edu/people/john_schroeder.shtml

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75. John Harer, Professor John Harer, Professor and Vice provost for Academic Affairs. John Harer. Contact Info. Office Location, 219 Physics Bldg. Office Phone, (919) 6606973 http://www.math.duke.edu/faculty/harer/

Department of Mathematics Search Help Login ... Curriculum Vitae John Harer, Professor Contact Info: Office Location: Office Phone: Email Address: Web Page: Teaching (Fall 2005): MATH 205.01, TOPOLOGY Physics 218, TTh 02:50 PM-04:05 PM Education: PhD University of California, Berkeley BS Haverford College Specialties: Topology Geometry Research Interests: Computational Topology, Computational Geometry, Computational Biology, Geometric Topology, Algebraic Geometry Current projects: Biogeometry, Systems Biology, Computational Topology, Reference Structured Tomography, Geometric Image Segmentation, Automatic Inspection in Manufacturing Processes Professor Harer's primary research is in the use of geometric, combinatorial and computational techniques to study a variety of problems in shape recognition, terrain analysis, image segmentation, protein structure and systems biology. Areas of Interest: Computational Biology Computational Topology Curriculum Vitae Current Ph.D. Students (Former Students) Recent Publications (More Publications) with H. Edelsbrunner, V. Natarajan, Topological Correlation with H. Edelsbrunner

76. Office Of The Provost | What Is A Provost? | History Of Penn Provosts Beginning in 1944, when John M. Fogg, Jr. was named Viceprovost, the office began to develop the multi-faceted dimension which characterizes it so well http://www.upenn.edu/provost/history_provost.html

Main Schools and Faculty What is a Provost? Offices ... About this Site History of Penn Provosts by Mark Lloyd Penn Archives and Records Center The history of the Office of the Provost is virtually as old as the University of Pennsylvania itself. Benjamin Franklin himself recruited the first Provost, Rev. Dr. William Smith, in 1754. For most of Penn's history, however, the Provost did not enjoy the full range of powers and responsibilities of the modern Provost's office. Through most of the 19th century the Provost's authority extended only to the College and even there, as late as 1879, the Trustees believed they should (and did ) intervene in cases of student discipline. Not until the provostship of William Pepper (1881-94) did the faculties and finances of the professional schools come under the direction of the Provost. Not until 1914 did the Trustees finally relinquish to the Provost and the several faculties final say over curriculum and degree requirements. And it was still a year later, when the dismissal of Wharton assistant professor Scott Nearing created a hugely unfavorable public reaction, before the Provost, Deans, and academic departments gained full control of faculty appointments and issues of academic freedom. Finally, towards the end of the provostship of Edgar Fahs Smith (1911-20) a consensus emerged at Penn that the Provost should have responsibility for all the University's educational affairs. The first modern Provost at Penn was Josiah H. Penniman (1921-39). Penniman steadily advanced the idea that the principal function of the University was research and teaching. Research and the increase of knowledge had been at the very conception of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences in 1882. The School of Medicine had established the Pepper Laboratory of Clinical Research in 1895; the Law School created the graduate degree of Master of Laws in 1907, "for the purpose of encouraging original legal work;" the Wharton School established an inter-disciplinary Department of Industrial Research in 1921.

77. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FACULTY ADVISORY COUNCIL: 1994-95 provost John Moseley and Viceprovost Lorraine Davis were also in regular attendance. As a step toward resolution of this problem, provost John Moseley http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~uosenate/dirsen/FAC-Rep-945.html

This is exerpted from the Minutes of the Assembly ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FACULTY ADVISORY COUNCIL: 1994-95 The 1994-95 academic year began with the leadership of a new President, David Frohnmayer, a new Provost, John Moseley, and a new OSSHE Chancellor, Joe Cox. Frohnmayer described his major challenges as selling the U of O to Oregon and getting the campus to talk to itself outside of the traditional committee structure. Financial problems continued to plague faculty and staff as Ballot Measure 8 passed thus eliminating the state contribution to the employee's portion of the PERS retirement fund, effectively giving all employees an average 6% decrease in salary. The prior two years passed without any increase in salary from cost of living or merit. In response to this situation, OPEU later went on strike in early May and finally settled with a 5% increase in July and a 2% increase in 1997. Within the context of these difficult times, President Frohnmayer has provided the campus with optimistic energy. The FAC resumed its traditional role as the confidential advisory body to the University President. Provost John Moseley and Vice-Provost Lorraine Davis were also in regular attendance. Four major issues of concern to the faculty as a whole and to the Assembly were discussed at length. A brief description of these discussions follows. BUDGET The University dependence on undergraduate out-of-state tuition continues as the state contribution shrinks to about 30% of the 1994-95 revenue. After 1994-95 we will have a balanced budget and operate in the black, but by a very small amount. To maintain this balanced budget we will need to have an 8% increase (1100 students) in enrollment while the faculty size remains constant. Improving productivity is a key issuedoing more with less. Most of the enrollment increase is expected to come from improving our recruitment and retention of undergraduates. Admissions expectations for next year appear excellent since competing in the Rose bowl gave us national coverage.

78. The Senate Budget Committee 2003-2004 ExOfficio Frances Dyke (Resource Management), John Moseley (provost), Lowell Bowditch (Senate President). Interim Report from the SBC to the UO Senate 14 http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~uosenate/dircom/budgetcom.html

Charge to the Senate Budget Committee The Senate Budget Committee 2004-2005 Terms End June June 2005 : Stephen Hsu, Stephen Kevan (Chair), Jamie Moffitt. Terms End June 2006 : Larry Dann, Sandra Morgen. Terms End June 2007 : Larry Singall, Bob Bussel. Ex-Officio : Frances Dyke, John Moseley, W. Andrew Marcus. Report 2004/5 (see also Archival Copy) The Senate Budget Committee 2003-2004 Terms End June 2004 : Barbara Altmann (Romance Languages), Stephen Hsu (Physics), Lynn Kahle (Lundquist College of Business) chair, Jamie Moffitt (Law). Term Ends June June 2005 Stephen Kevan (Physics) Terms End June 2006: Larry Dann, Prof. of Fincance and Taxation, Sandra Morgen, CSWS director Ex-Officio: Frances Dyke (Resource Management), John Moseley (Provost), Lowell Bowditch (Senate President) Interim Report from the SBC to the UO Senate 14 January 2004. The Senate Budget Committee 2002-2003 Report to the Senate 4 May 2003. Members Lynn Kahle, Business (Chair); David Frank, Honors College; Barbara Altmann, Romance Languages; Suzanne Clark, English; Steven Hsu, Physics; Steven Kevan, Physics; Greg McLauchlan, Sociology; Frances Dyke, Associate Vice President for Resource Management; John Moseley, Provost (Ex-Officio). The Senate Budget Committee 2001-2002 Members Barbara Altmann, e-mail:

79. Zephyr: Frederick New Provost John Frederick has a long list of achievements prior to the provost position that he holds today. Frederick earned his AB degree in chemistry from Princeton http://zephyr.unr.edu/zephyr/fall_02_pages/dermer_frederick.html

University news Last updated Nov. 7, 2002 home recent news specials Zephyr archives ... More info on Frederick Created by students at the Reynolds School of Journalism University of Nevada, Reno Frederick recommended for permanent provost position By Mike Dermer Zephyr Staff Published Nov. 7, 2002 Thoughts on strategic planning When John Lilley was hired as the new president of the University of Nevada, he recommended that the university create a new position of provost. In August 2001, he appointed chemistry professor John Frederick as interim provost, a position that oversees the academic units on campus and provides direction for the intellectual mission of the university. The university then conducted a nationwide search for a permanent provost but the search was unsuccessful. By this time, the chemistry between the two Johns (some faculty refer to them as Big John and Little John) had cemented, and Frederick had grown into the position. Last week, President Lilley made it official: He announced that he would recommend

80. University Of Dundee - Court Members Biography Lord provost John Letford was born in Aberdeen and came to Dundee in 1943 and later served apprenticeship in Caledon Shipyard as Marine Coppersmith. http://www.somis.dundee.ac.uk/court/com/Biography/letford.htm

access keys text only Court All Dundee University Court Court Minutes Noticeboard Lord Provost John Letford Lord Provost John Letford was born in Aberdeen and came to Dundee in 1943 and later served apprenticeship in Caledon Shipyard as Marine Coppersmith. He served in the Royal Air Force from 1956-58. In 1989 he was a Training Manager with Community Industry Rathbone for 15 years and a Councillor in Tayside Regional Council and Labour Party Chairman for Camperdown. He serves several committees with interests in sports, theatre, education, local services and disabled associations. He has been involved with Dundee City Council since 1994 where he worked his way up to be our current Lord Provost. He is married to Elizabeth and has four children and thirteen grandchildren. University Homepage Search Services University A-Z Maintained by: Leanne Smith . Last updated: Friday 18 February 2005 01:51 PM Privacy

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