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In the News Walden community members are making news. This is a country for all Liberians. Our interest should mainly be on how to secure it when the United Nations leaves. This paper focuses on how to transform and reintegrate our national security sector.
Ret. Col. Edmond R. Gray, a Ph.D. in Public Policy and Administration student specializing in Criminal Justice, in an excerpt from his national security paper published on June 22, 2009, by the Liberian Journal, a Web site that shares news information about Liberians across the world.
The [United Arab Emirates] is the wealthiest country in the world, and about 10 percent of its residents are [expatriates], foreigners who are working there, so they are not anti-Western. ...This is very bittersweet because we have made so many friends and there are so many great people here [in the U.S.]. Bay College really is an exceptional institution.
Alan Yeck, a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) graduate, in an article about resigning from his position as executive dean for business, technology and workforce development at Bay College in order to pursue a new position in the United Arab Emirates, in the June 22, 2009, edition of the Daily Press, Escanaba, Mich. What I also want to do is create a personalized brochure to explain to the local women of the five tribes the importance of breast cancer screening. Rena Barron, a Ph.D. in Public Health student, in a May 7, 2009, article in thespectrum.com, about the Paiute Tribe of Utahs unanimous approval of a letter of intent to support a breast cancer screening project she will coordinate.
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