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responsibilities include teaching nursing, performing research
projects related to the origins of juvenile delinquency and other
research projects, and directing a number of Federal grants
related to the training of nurse practitioners.
In 1991, petitioner resided in Rochester, New York, and was
employed by the University of Rochester School of Nursing (UR) as
an Assistant Professor of Nursing.
During 1991, petitioner attended and presented a paper at
the Second International Family Nursing Conference in Portland,
Oregon, which was held from May 21, 1991, through May 24, 1991.
Petitioner drove from Rochester, New York, to Portland, Oregon,
to attend the conference. Petitioner left Rochester, New York,
on May 16, 1991, and arrived in Portland, Oregon, on May 20,
1991.
After the conference, petitioner drove to Los Angeles,
California, where she was employed as a consultant during the
summer. While in Los Angeles, petitioner used her car for
transportation in and around Los Angeles. At the end of the
summer, petitioner drove back to Rochester to resume her teaching
responsibilities at UR. Petitioner's husband, Paul Ganong, drove
back to Rochester with petitioner.
Petitioner also attended the American Public Health
Association 119th Annual Meeting, in Atlanta, Georgia, which was
held from November 10, 1991, through November 14, 1991. In
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