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This program primarily serves the needs of K-12 school programs in Michigan and the United States . Doctors from every medical specialty work together to care for patients , joined by common systems and a philosophy of " the needs of the patient come first . At times the primary activity is popular violence , which serves the needs of the propaganda campaign , while at other times , the PA relies more on guerilla and terrorism as a means of escalating the conflict . There is a governing body of the affiliates , known as the Council of Affiliates , that serves the needs of the affiliates and promotes dialogue with CAA 's staff and Board of Directors . As example , suppose a SoTL researcher produces data that does n't " match " the needs of the institution and the expectations of the accrediting agency . " This work should tap " the needs and interests of the American chemist , housewife , lawyer and stenographer . Moreover , adoption of the proposal herein , which would direct more attention to services that address " the needs of unserved and underserved audiences " ( note 146 ) would also prompt greater attention to the need for diversification of talent in the future . ” Our higher education system must continue to have the resources , Greenspan argues , to be “ a flexible education system - - one that integrates work and training and that serves the needs both of experienced workers at different stages in their careers and of students embarking on their initial course of study . The words " the needs of " and " to the maximum extent necessary " are omitted as surplus . The Museum library serves the needs of students and scholars studying historical themes associated with the Museum collections ( chiefly the history of scientific instruments ) as well as preserving books , archives , and other paper artefacts as part of the Museum collections themselves .