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The Colorado Online @ Information Series provides an in-depth look at the student registration experience, while the Consortium Model aims to meet student needs, ensure access and success, and offer online programs to attract new markets. The Types of Sections highlight registration options for stud

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Exploring trauma and its impact on individuals, particularly college students, this presentation delves into recognizing trauma, signs of trauma on campuses, and the role of campus safety and police in addressing and supporting those affected by trauma. Highlighting the importance of empathy, unders

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A recap of the Simcoe County Data Consortium meeting held in November 2023, covering various agenda items such as updates on social innovation, health statistics revitalization, local roundtable discussions, data purchasing and access working group updates, and more. Highlights include upcoming proj

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Explore the comprehensive guide to transferring to California State Universities (CSU), University of California campuses (UC), private universities, and out-of-state options. Learn about general education requirements, major preparation, transfer programs, and specific admission information for CSU

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An analysis by TRICS Consortium, led by Owen Edwards, delved into trip rates variation, revealing minor and inconsistent variations in factors influencing trip rates, such as location type, local population, and public transport levels. The research focused on major location types and popular land u

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The Texas Child Mental Health Care Consortium is conducting a grant review process for new and emerging mental health researchers. The process involves individual and group reviews to ensure fair distribution of funds across Texas institutions. The budget available is $8.4 million, with specific cri

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Explore the Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) program for highly competitive California community college students looking to transfer to University of California (UC) campuses like UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC Merced, UC Riverside, UC Santa Barbara, and UC Santa Cruz. Learn about TAG criteria, particip

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Explore the importance of engineering codes of ethics, delve into the NSPE Code of Ethics, and examine ethical challenges in re-opening university campuses amid a pandemic. Gain insights into managerial competence, ideologies, and ethical decision-making in the engineering field.

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Past research by Owen Edwards Consortium on trip rates variation in TRICS regions led to the initiation of a new research phase to confirm or confront previous findings. The importance of factors like location type, local population, and vehicle ownership in determining regional selection was highli

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This content outlines the initiatives and accomplishments of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Consortium in the field of physical therapy education. The consortium aims to foster a community that values diversity, equity, and inclusion, promoting accessibility and opportunities for all inv

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DAU-Coursera Consortium provides a range of online learning programs in Agile Software Development, Data Analytics, and Digital Engineering. These programs cover various topics and are offered by prestigious universities. Students can enroll by providing their name, organization, and email address t

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EURO-LABS, a consortium of 39 Research Infrastructures across Europe, focuses on Nuclear Physics and High Energy Physics to advance frontier knowledge. The project was approved under the Horizon Europe call, evaluating various aspects of Research Infrastructure services. The consortium spans twelve

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Title IX is a federal law prohibiting sex-based discrimination in federally funded education programs. The Clery Act mandates disclosure of crime stats on campuses. Statistics reveal alarming rates of sexual assault on college campuses, mainly affecting freshmen and sophomores. Various methods of as

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Title IX is a federal law prohibiting sex discrimination in educational institutions, aiming to provide equitable treatment for all students. This law addresses sexual discrimination, violence, and harassment on college campuses, emphasizing the importance of prevention, reporting, and support for v

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CAR.2.CAR Communication Consortium, led by Niels Peter Skov Andersen, focuses on advancing Vehicle2X deployment and creating open European standards for Car2Car communication. The consortium's mission includes establishing guidelines, realistic deployment strategies, and harmonization of communicati

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Explore the growing momentum of implementing smoke and tobacco-free policies on college campuses across the country, with examples from leading health organizations and steps to form and enforce these policies effectively. Learn about the dos and key considerations in adopting such policies and acce

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FY25 Title III Consortium Packet provides information on English Language Proficiency allocations, consortium formation, grant management, board approval requirements, and responsibilities of the lead fiscal agent. English Learner counts determine funding eligibility, with consortiums formed to reac

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This study explores the underreporting of pedestrian and bicycle crashes in and around university campuses using a crowdsourcing approach. It discusses the reasons why not all crashes get documented and how crowdsourced data can complement police-reported datasets, providing insights into perception

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MiRIS Consortium, formerly known as the EPiC Consortium, is a collaborative initiative involving multiple colleges to offer high-quality advanced modality programs. By sharing faculty, courses, and students, MiRIS aims to address the high cost and low enrollment challenges faced by individual colleg

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The EUCLID Consortium presented their mission at a conference in Beijing, PR China in March 2017. The consortium outlined the science case, mission requirements, technical challenges, and detailed plans for their telescope, focusing on galaxy shape measurement, redshifts, spectroscopy, and photometr

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The Field Poll, established in 1947 by Mervin Field, is an independent survey of California public opinion. CSU campuses subscribe to social science databases, granting access to Field Poll data. Access is IP authenticated, requiring access from CSU campuses. The UCDATA website allows users to searc

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This report discusses various alternative models of delivery for programs in college campuses located in Moosonee, Timmins, Kirkland Lake, Haileybury, covering communities and programming, SCWI programming, specialized programs, and activities such as the R.A.F.T program. It highlights collaboration

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Understanding the Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) program at University of California (UC) campuses. Learn about TAG criteria, participating campuses, eligibility requirements, application process, and minimum admission criteria for highly competitive California community college students.

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Explore the challenges faced by homeless students on college campuses and discover insights from research, theories, and practical initiatives to support these students. Gain an understanding of the definition of collegiate homelessness, statistics, research findings, and successful programs impleme

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The LGAD Consortium aims to foster the development of detector technologies based on LGAD sensors for the Electron-Ion Collider (EIC) and future projects. By creating a collaborative effort, sharing expertise, and bringing together those interested in LGAD-based detectors, the consortium seeks to ad

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The webinar on The Learning Consortium for the Creative Economy discussed key topics such as agenda details, presenters' backgrounds, poll results, and insights on the Creative Economy and its importance. Participants engaged in discussions on topics like the Recap on the Creative Economy, Scaling o

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This document outlines the business process for verifying COVID-19 vaccinations and exemptions for University of Colorado campuses. It explains the need for an application to capture this information, how different campuses handle registrations, communication strategies for reaching campus populatio

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The Horry County HOME Consortium receives annual funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's HOME Program. Established in 2017, the consortium includes Horry County, Georgetown County, and Williamsburg County, among other municipalities. Funding limitations, allocation detail

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The eLISA Consortium Progress Meeting held at Université Paris Diderot covered various topics including updates from the consortium, actions taken by ESA regarding data analysis, reports on LISAPathfinder and more. The meeting continued with joint working group sessions and concluded with discussio

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The 19th Annual Meeting of the Rice University Consortium on Processes in Porous Media held on April 22, 2015, brought together a prestigious group of consortium members, faculty, collaborators, staff, visiting scientists, post-docs, Ph.D. students, undergraduate students, and distinguished Ph.D. gr

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Title I, Part A programs aim to address the needs of at-risk children by providing financial assistance to Local Education Agencies (LEAs) and campuses serving economically disadvantaged students. Campuses can operate either a schoolwide program or targeted assistance to raise academic achievement.

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This comprehensive guide outlines the management procedures for the Event Consortium, including reservation protocols, check-out processes, web resources, and important details for organizing events. From reserving event spaces to handling equipment check-outs, the guidelines cover various aspects t

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Explore how advocates employed by universities, including those housed on campus and contracted to provide advocacy services, play a crucial role in supporting students who have experienced sexual violence. Learn from panelists about different advocacy models and how campuses collaborate with organi

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Learn about the electronic tenure and promotion process at Palmetto College Campuses, including workshops, support team details, purpose of the workshop, development and implementation timeline, rationale for the electronic system, and the unchanged process details as outlined in the Faculty Manual.

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This document outlines the proposed changes to the internal regulations and statutes of the CLUSTER Consortium. It includes amendments such as removing the concept of departments, combining task forces and workgroups, revising the auditing process, updating membership requirements, and adjusting fee

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The Consortium campuses have excess funds and are uncertain about potential budget cuts. Strategies are being discussed on utilizing the remaining funds effectively, including extending student presence and organizing workshops. The personnel roster includes recent additions, collaborations, and rec

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This presentation delves into the importance of effective prevention strategies and programs to address sexual assault on college campuses. It discusses the significance of Title IX regulations, the recommendations of the White House Task Force, and the need for comprehensive prevention plans. Strat

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The new chart of accounts converts the UB account into natural accounts with income and expenses implications for UCD and sister campuses. Detailed information on payment of IRRs and subawards to various campuses is provided, along with insights on multi-campus participation budget categories and re

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This study focuses on addressing the issue of distracted pedestrians, particularly on urban college campuses. By utilizing virtual reality technology, the aim is to reduce incidents of distracted walking, which is prevalent among young adults who heavily rely on smartphones. The research provides va

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The INDIGO-DataCloud Consortium, comprising 26 partners from 11 countries, aims to link and harmonize the perspectives of advanced users, computing centers, and end-users in utilizing and developing cloud computing services. The Consortium showcases a diverse range of expertise and geographical spre

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