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• Factorial and discriminant analyses of the underlying factors that predict customer retention in the debt management plan

  - 2007-01-01

  In the past decades, the credit counseling industry has experienced steady growth due to the increased needs of consumers who are overwhelmed with debt (Christopher, Timmons and Cady, 2001). The services of credit counseling organizations focus on debt management plans DMP, and they also provide other services such as financial...

  Tags: debtor, FINANCE, Government, Hunt, Litigation, Regulations, University of Arizona

• Editors' introduction: special issue on homeland security

  - 2007-01-01

  The events of September 11, 2001 will forever affect the lives of all those who observed their consequences. These events have changed the way in which people live and carry on their everyday affairs. These events also ignited the engineering community in general, and the industrial engineering community in particular,...

  Tags: allocation, Government, modeling, network, NETWORKING, SECURITY, University of Arizona

• 2006 awards of excellence: it is with great pride that we recognize the recipients of ASHA's 2006 Awards of Excellence. These outstanding individuals have contributed to the professions in a myriad of significant ways and their work has drawn well-deserve

  - 2006-11-07

  ASHA Honorees Kathryn A. Bayles University of Arizona Lucille B. Beck Department of Veterans Affairs Joseph R. Duffy ...

  Tags: CAREER, Government, Leadership, University of Arizona, University of Maryland

• Experts provide insight into global water crisis, water conservation.(Industry News)

  - 2006-11-01

  Leading environmental and water conservation experts convened August 31, 2006 in Tucson, Ariz., to examine conservation initiatives and strategies relating to landscape irrigation at the third Intelligent Use of Water Summit IUOW. The event was hosted by Rain Bird Corporation, a manufacturer and provider of irrigation...

  Tags: conservation, Government, Leadership, Manufacturing, Strategy, University of Arizona

• Dicing with death.

  - 2006-08-01

  Byline: Hazel Muir Aug 01, 2006 (New Scientist - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Drugs that are prescribed for conditions not approved by regulators can do more harm than good and even cause death. This was the case with a drug used to treat...

  Tags: Government, Regulations, regulator, scientist, University of Arizona

• OBITUARIES: PAUL L. RUSSELL

  - 2006-01-01

  Paul Latimer Russell died peacefully Nov. 5, 2005 at his home in Denver, CO. He was 88.Russell was born Jan. 19,1917 in Keams Canyon, AZ on the Hopi Indian Reservation. His father was a linguist and an engineer who built hospitals and schools there. He graduated from the University of...

  Tags: Government, HEALTHCARE, SMB/SME, University of Arizona, uranium

• A Nation of Villages: Riot and Rebellion in the Mexican Huasteca, 1750-1850

  - 2006-01-01

  A NATION OF VILLAGES: Riot and Rebellion in the Mexican Huasteea, 1750-1850, Michael T. Ducey, The University of Arizona Press, Tucson, 2005, 230 pages, $39.95. This book is the result of Michael T. Ducey's dissertation research. As such, it offers a wealth of detail on the obscure topic of...

  Tags: Components, democracy, FINANCE, Government, HARDWARE, Modems, SOFTWARE, University of Arizona

• Introduction.(Tribute issue to Professor J. Douglas Canfield, University of Arizona)(Obituary)

  - 2005-09-22

  I first met Doug Canfield when I was a graduate student at the University of Arizona in the early 1990s. His reputation preceded him. Blustery, contentious, Hemingwayesque, and wickedly smart. He was, of course, all of those things. But he was also a deeply, actively kind man...

  Tags: Fremont, Government, teacher, University of Arizona, women

• "A due circulation in the veins of the publick": imagining credit in late seventeenth- and early eighteenth-century England.(Tribute issue to Professor J. Douglas Canfield, University of Arizona)

  - 2005-09-22

  "I am to speak of what all People are busie about, but not one in Forty understands: Every Man has a Concern in it, few know what it is, nor is it easy to define or describe it. If a Man goes about to explain it by...

  Tags: bank, Bank of England, CIRCULATION, England, financial, Government, image, Kingdom, London, metaphor, University of Arizona

• Mining Foundation of the Southwest honors its 2004 inductees

  - 2004-11-01

  The 22nd Annual American Mining Hall of Fame Awards Banquet sponsored by the Mining Foundation of the Southwest will be held at the Westin La Paloma in Tucson, AZ on Saturday, Dec. 4,2004.This year's inductee, guest of honor and featured speaker at the banquet will be J. Steven Whisler, chairman...

  Tags: CAREER, Government, Mexico, Phelps Dodge Corp., SOFTWARE, Strategy, U.S., University of Arizona