Bnl Relationships

As you may already have discussed with Dr. Grunig, I plan to conduct a case study on

how BNL is successfully building relationships with its key stakeholders especially by

involving its employees in the process. I have been reviewing some of the documents

Dr. Grunig provided on your practices and I am very much impressed with your work.

After his recent visit to Brookhaven, Dr. Grunig also informed me about the

possibility of conducting a study on the XXX Lab, which is in the vicinity of where I

am. I am now considering to conduct a study on XXX Lab as well. I was also excited

to find out about the housing options I may be able to have when I am in Brookhaven.

I really look forward to meeting you and starting this project. I plan to submit my

proposal by November and hope to get approval from the committee, hopefully within

this year.

Please feel free to contact me either via e-mail or phone, If you have any questions.

Again, thank you for your interest and help.

Sincerely,

Yunna Rhee.

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APPENDIX J

MAJOR RESEARCH EXPENSES

Activity

Travel

Air Travel

Train Travel

Auto Rental

Gas

Taxi

Lodging

Digital Recorder

Recording Equipments

Voice Recognition Software

Postage

Total

a

b

US Dollars

317.5

37

1104.51

72.06

30

1170

227.3

96.1

68.5

24

3146.97

b

a

$1076.13 was paid for by BNL.

Paid for by BNL.

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