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The names of applicants and details of their applications and interviews should not be discussed outside the panel . Dr Titcomb reviews several facts about NPC that can be helpful to underwriters as they encounter this tumor in applicants who reside in , or who are a native of , an area of high incidence . " It was therefore deemed advisable to establish army medical boards for the examination of medical officers already in service , as well as applicants for commission into the medical corps . The use of collaborative settlement is increasing , and is producing positive results for applicants and for river health . Responsible for greeting and assisting HRD customers and visitors , such as applicants , vendors , employees , students , etc .; responds to questions and refers visitors appropriately ; maintains tracking system for all incoming Personnel Action Forms ( PAF ’ s ) and Requests for Personnel ( RP ’ s ) . If OSM finds that any defect in the examination is causing a significant number of applicants to fail , it will consider steps to alleviate any resulting hardship . We welcome as applicants to our program students with outstanding undergraduate records in the biological , chemical , or physical sciences . Offers helpful information on practically any topic related to graduate school - - e.g ., what graduate schools look for in applicants , ways to enhance your chances of being accepted , what to do if you're not accepted , etc. Provides information to help you clarify your goals and know what to look for in graduate programs . This includes correspondence that discuss several individuals vying for the same job without endorsement of a specific applicant , as well as applicants for jobs with Eastland 's office or committees.Senator Eastland formally held patronage appointments to the U.S. Capitol Police . You all conveyed a genuine interest in applicants , were well versed in the details of the application . This is often the quickest and easiest way for students to get a better understanding of what exactly you are looking for. By providing detailed information on necessary requirements ( such as specific time / scheduling needs and technical experience ) you will narrow down the pool of applicants to only interested and qualified students . The justices may have decided after their experience during the first term in New York that they preferred not to be personally responsible for establishing the qualifications of applicants to the Court 's bar . It must be understood that the FAA and the carriers already have in place a system that checks the background of applicants and , thus , transportation labor believes the current system is sufficient . " More than 500 undergraduate students applied for Udall Scholarships this year - - the highest number of applicants ever . Any reduction in applicants is not likely to be significant , but it would save the county time spent on accepting and reviewing applications and confirming tax status only to find out that the business is ineligible because of delinquent taxes . Over the years , I have advised and counseled thousands of applicants and prospective applicants and have read tens of thousands AMCAS and secondary applications and essays . Second , an added delay is caused by the practice of applicants first filing petitions under 37 C.F.R . Although state policy sets guidelines for making initial tier assignments , caseworkers have much discretion in designing an individualized service plan for applicants and participants . " An increase in applicants is exciting , though challenging , " says Mamlet . Mr Toogood said : " This enables the business to draw on a wider pool of applicants and choose the best candidates . Institutions will wish to consider how the diverse background , experience and age of applicants and different modes of study available can be appropriately reflected in its policies and procedures . This responsibility includes : registering graduate students ; assessing tuition fees ; maintaining records and files for applicants and new or in-course students ; arranging Ph.D. oral examinations ; binding and depositing theses and dissertations in the Library ; paying scholarship and research funds and teaching assistantships .