MCCORMACK INSTITUTE HOSTS WEST AFRICAN OFFICIALS
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Program Boosts Teaching and Learning at Dorchester High Maternal Leave: Setting a Research and Policy Agenda Anthropology Professor Presents First 1999-2000 Distinguished Lecture Campus Repairs, Renovations, Underway Sponsored Projects Total $4 Million in 1st Quarter Fidelity Executive Discusses Business Ethics with MBA Students Chancellor's Portrait Unveiled McCormack Institute Hosts West African Officials Distinguished Visitor Discusses Inter-Ethnic Conflict Sophomore Issues Challenge to Serve Snow Policy Procedures 1999-2000 Spotlights Campus Notes	The McCormack Institute's Center for Democracy and Development (CDD)hosted a reception Oct. 27 for 11 government officials and community leaders from the West African Nations of Senegal and Mali, shown above with Edmund Beard, director of the McCormack Institute and the CDD, and Margery O'Donnell, CDD administrator. The two-week program addressed issues related to democracy, local government, and decentralization, and was supported by a grant from the United State Information Agency (now the U.S. State Department).

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