Sentences with phrase «memo documents research»

A Multi-Media Message Memo documents research findings on everything from assessment and after school to disparities and social emotional learning.

Not exact matches

Staff at the USDA's Agricultural Research Service also got a memo on Monday telling them not to provide any documents to the public, including press releases and social - media content, according to BuzzFeed News.

The memo implies that officials with the FBI and DOJ relied on the now infamous «Steele dossier» to petition for the warrant, but concealed its origins as an opposition research document funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign.

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Research issues and prepare memos and other documents as requested by the Director of Operations, Clinic Director and others

Someday — perhaps next summer, maybe sooner — I will link to internal research memos and opinions from this document.

We need to look at expertise networking as another tool in the KM arsenal; a tool that takes us beyond simply collecting precedents, research memos and other documents into databases which have mixed success in their usage.

If everyone in the firm has online access to the «Smith file» or the «Jones file» and can edit documents, view calendars or other lists of information, access research memos, and post comments, isn't this «wiki» personified?

My staff and I create memos to document our research output — not memos analyzing legal issues as that is a lawyer task, memos that contain a report of what information we find, how we found it, and often permanent links to that information.

I don't know, for example, if any school makes drafting agreements or letters — i.e., documents other than memos or factums — a requirement in any course or research instruction.

Many knowledge management programs focus on improved control and access to written work product such as research memos and document templates.

Examples of projects include legal research and memos, brief and motion editing, cite - checking, deposition summaries, document review, articles or client alerts, and trial transcript summaries.

What about using the semantic web constructs to represent and structure documents — from contracts to KM artifacts such as precedents, research memos and opinions?

Conducted research and interviews, wrote motions and memos and prepared court documents and subpoenas for filing / service.

• Demonstrated ability to handle filing and record management activities in a systematized manner • Focused on resolving clerical and administrative issues and handling limitation by employing exceptional analytic skills • Documented success in performing data entry duties under strict deadlines and accuracy standards • Qualified to work as part of a team and individually • Well - versed with Microsoft Office applications and Databases • Special talent for creating spreadsheets using a host of applications such as MS Excel • Adept at typing letters, memos and emails • Effectively researches on the Internet and through various other sources such as books and periodicals • Skilled in scheduling appointments with a special focus on time management and organization of information • Committed to maintain confidentiality of information • Talented in preparing payrolls and performing light bookkeeping activities to provide support to the accounting department • Knowledge of creating schedules according to each staff member's individual work duties and priorities

A typical executive assistant will schedule and plan meetings, prepare documents and presentations, conduct market research along with performing other more mundane tasks such as writing memos and taking phone calls.

• Develop and implement departmental administrative procedures • Manage calendars and schedules • Organize meetings and seminars and handle material acquisition duties • Ensure that university executives are appropriately prepared for meetings and conferences • Provide needed administrative support to student services • Plan the various logistics of university events such as budgets, speakers, promotions and communications) • Provide administrative support to HR by assisting with interviews and providing needed information • Provide administrative support to accounting department by preparing forecasts and reconciling budgets • Write and coordinate grant applications • Draft correspondence and prepare presentations • Take and record minutes of meetings • Prepare notices, memos and university agendas • Research information and record research summaries for university staff • Assist in designing and implementing university policies and procedures • Coordinate university affairs and events • Serve as a liaison to faculty, staff and alumni • Open, review and distribute incoming mail • Plan and arrange conferences and communicate arrangements to appropriate individuals • Supervise, monitor and coordinate activities of administrative staff • Take dictation from staff and faculty to prepare manuscripts and correspondence • Proofread and correct documents • Entertain visitors in the absence of supervisors • Maintain inventory of office supplies and equipment • Order supplies and manage paperwork necessary for purchasing • Design office filing systems and handle office records • Compile information provided by staff and faculty and organize it in the form of reports • Resolve routine conflicts • Follow up and track work flow and provide needed support to various projects • Train subordinates and assign appropriate work duties • Answer, screen and route incomiResearch information and record research summaries for university staff • Assist in designing and implementing university policies and procedures • Coordinate university affairs and events • Serve as a liaison to faculty, staff and alumni • Open, review and distribute incoming mail • Plan and arrange conferences and communicate arrangements to appropriate individuals • Supervise, monitor and coordinate activities of administrative staff • Take dictation from staff and faculty to prepare manuscripts and correspondence • Proofread and correct documents • Entertain visitors in the absence of supervisors • Maintain inventory of office supplies and equipment • Order supplies and manage paperwork necessary for purchasing • Design office filing systems and handle office records • Compile information provided by staff and faculty and organize it in the form of reports • Resolve routine conflicts • Follow up and track work flow and provide needed support to various projects • Train subordinates and assign appropriate work duties • Answer, screen and route incomiresearch summaries for university staff • Assist in designing and implementing university policies and procedures • Coordinate university affairs and events • Serve as a liaison to faculty, staff and alumni • Open, review and distribute incoming mail • Plan and arrange conferences and communicate arrangements to appropriate individuals • Supervise, monitor and coordinate activities of administrative staff • Take dictation from staff and faculty to prepare manuscripts and correspondence • Proofread and correct documents • Entertain visitors in the absence of supervisors • Maintain inventory of office supplies and equipment • Order supplies and manage paperwork necessary for purchasing • Design office filing systems and handle office records • Compile information provided by staff and faculty and organize it in the form of reports • Resolve routine conflicts • Follow up and track work flow and provide needed support to various projects • Train subordinates and assign appropriate work duties • Answer, screen and route incoming calls

• Demonstrated ability to prepare and revise legal correspondence and memos • Focused on handling highly confidential information with discretion and integrity • Committed to organizing and prioritizing cases according to their nature of urgency • Adept at handling research work using legal references and Internet resources • Particularly effective in maintaining attorneys» schedules and handling appointments • Familiar with court rules and filing procedures and making service on opposing parties • Proficient in using online services such as Westlaw and Lexis for legal research information • Documented success in generating revenue by documenting and inputting attorney's billable time and reimbursable expenses • Strong organizational skills aimed at ensuring that clerical and administrative support is constantly available to attorneys • Qualified to dig out precedence information and assist in building up cases • Expert user of Power Point, Word and Excel to assist in creating presentations, handling correspondence needs and developing spreadsheets • Exceptional knowledge of using email applications to correspond with clients and ability to type 90 words per minute