
|Articles|June 1, 2005
Former ACT Editor Back in Clinical Research
Jane Ganter, retired Editor Emeritus of Applied Clinical Trials, was inducted into the Alpha Eta Society on 21 May 2005.
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Jane Ganter, retired Editor Emeritus of Applied Clinical Trials, was inducted into the Alpha Eta Society on 21 May 2005. The allied health academic honor society promotes scholarship and recognizes leadership in health care professions. Ganter is a part-time writing coach for The George Washington University's distance learning program in Clinical Research Administration. Other Health Sciences faculty members honored at the induction ceremony are Kimberly Acquaviva, Joseph Bocchino, Judith Bowes, Rozmin Jamal, and Tamara Norman. The event took place at GWU's Executive Education Center in Washington, DC.
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