Academic Advising and Potential Litigation

Schubert, J; Schubert, George W.

doi:10.12930/0271-9517-3.1.1

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“…9 Civilian businessmen controlled supply and demand since military personnel lacked expertise and experience with procurement. This resulted in increased production and procurement costs, and industries realized considerable profit.…”

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The Mobilization Support Base - A Strategic Enabler to Military Readiness

Schwartz¹

2004

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The Mobilization Support Base - A Strategic Enabler to Military Readiness

Schwartz¹

2004

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Trends in Defamation Law: Let the Advisor Beware

King

1992

NACADA Journal

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Although most lawsuits brought by students against the institution are grounded upon contract and due process theories, the courts have exhibited a willingness to consider students' suits using tort theories when the students allege claims of defamation. This article examines not only lawsuits where students have sued the institution for defamation but also examines recent changes in the law of defamation that have engendered an increase in litigation and an increase in the liability for faculty and advisors.

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Legal Implications of Academic Advising

Nowicki¹

1987

NACADA Journal

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Academic Advising and Potential Litigation

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The Mobilization Support Base - A Strategic Enabler to Military Readiness

The Mobilization Support Base - A Strategic Enabler to Military Readiness

Trends in Defamation Law: Let the Advisor Beware

Legal Implications of Academic Advising

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