The ASCCC Area D Representative, Dr. María-José Zeledón-Pérez, plays a crucial role in representing 62,000 faculty and 2.4 million students in southern California community colleges. Their responsibilities include leading academic matters, coordinating area meetings, providing resources, and fac

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Highlights from the recent Faculty Senate meeting include approvals of minutes, updates on university decisions, software procurement progress, room changes, and upcoming events like the Indigenous Mentoring Program. Important dates for VPRED candidates' sessions are also provided.

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The Texas tenure law SB 18, with versions passed by the Senate and House, has sparked concerns regarding academic freedom, faculty dismissal procedures, and potential impacts on faculty recruitment and institutional quality. The Senate version restricts tenure opportunities, while the House version

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House styles encompass a variety of architectural designs, with buildings classified based on shared characteristics like roof shape, window placement, and construction materials. Early American house styles, such as American Colonial, reflect the diverse origins of settlers in North America. Coloni

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The key difference between outsourcing and in house development is that outsourcing involves hiring external parties to develop software while in house development means using the company\u2019s own resources and employee to develop software. In conclusion choosing appropriate systems depends upon o

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June 10, 2021 Faculty Senate meeting discussed the Student Learning Experience (SLE) Pilot Program with focus on implementing Quality Teaching Student Learning Experience (QT SLE) to replace eSET for student feedback. The motion includes key recommendations, pilot resources, and evaluation strategie

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Explore the fundamental aspects of senate governance, including the constitution and bylaws, defining the structure, authority, and operational framework of a senate. Delve into the roles, responsibilities, and processes involved in creating and amending these governing documents within a Senate set

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The Academic Senate addresses the adoption of open educational resources (OER) and low-cost materials to support academic freedom and compliance with legislative requirements. The resolution discusses the definition of low-cost resources and the variability among California Community Colleges in set

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Texas Senate Bill 792, effective January 1, 2022, outlines the requirements for parking in disabled spaces, including the need for a disabled person license plate or a placard featuring the International Symbol of Access (ISA). Veterans with Disabled Veteran plates must also meet specific criteria t

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Discover the benefits of conducting an Open House at your lodge or chapter on Founder's Day, October 22nd, 2022. This event allows the public to learn about your fraternity, build valuable relationships, and potentially gain new members. The MI Compliance office has issued a dispensation for hosting

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Introduction, purpose, committee members, quick history of Maryland guidelines, income shares model, and 2016 quadrennial review presented to the House Judiciary Committee and Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee to discuss current issues, proposed solutions, and legislative considerations regardin

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In this detailed content, various aspects of presidential control over agencies, the executive power vested in the President, the Appointments Clause, and the concept of the Unitary Executive in the U.S. government are explored. The text delves into how the President appoints and removes officers, t

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This content highlights considerations for improving program planning, assessment processes, and budget development within the Senate framework. It discusses the current process, timeline, budget prioritization, faculty involvement, governance structure, and potential revisions to the existing proce

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The 187th Plenary of the SUNY University Faculty Senate was held virtually on January 21-22, 2021. During the meeting, various reports were presented, including updates on the budget, chancellor's report discussing themes such as Covid-19, budget, and campus planning, and the provost's report coveri

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Delve into the world of tiny houses with architect Noah Young as he explores the basic principles, concepts, and design elements of these compact living spaces. Discover the defining qualities that make a tiny house unique, learn how people live effectively in small spaces, and understand the evolut

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The Senate AHCA bill proposes major changes to healthcare provisions compared to the current ACA, such as removing the individual mandate and employer mandate. Tax credits would be based primarily on age rather than income, and cost-sharing subsidies may end in 2020. Insurers could charge older cust

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Learn essential vocabulary related to different parts of a house such as chimney, heater, air conditioner, and more. Explore rooms inside the house like the bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, and bathroom. Discover areas of a house including the front door, porch, mailbox, and curb. Enhance

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University Senate meeting on October 2, 2018 covered various updates including President Loh's reflections on university achievements, elevation of Chief Diversity Officer position, ongoing investigations, and Senate Chair's announcements. The meeting addressed key issues such as fundraising milesto

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A detailed analysis of three scenarios proposed for the Senate revision task force update presented on May 4, 2017. Each scenario outlines the potential models with their positives and drawbacks, considering voting members, division representation, and voting formulas. The discussion encompasses the

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The 116th Congress sees significant turnover with new members less experienced in elected office. The focus for 2019 is on key policy areas like defense, tax, and healthcare. The U.S. Senate composition has changed with 100 Senators, including newly elected members and party shifts. Learn about the

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In the 2020 congressional elections, focus is on the Senate and House races. Democrats aim to gain Senate majority by winning competitive seats like Arizona and North Carolina. In the House, Republicans need to pick up 18 seats to win the majority. Key factors include swing states and candidate recr

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The Cook Political Report provides insights into the 2022 House races, with ratings for competitive seats held by Democrats, Republicans, and open seats. As of April 18, 2022, ratings have been released for 397 districts in 47 states, with solid, likely, lean, and toss-up classifications. The compos

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The CSULB Academic Senate 2022-23 New Senator Orientation provides an insight into the Senate structure, responsibilities, and upcoming agenda items. The event includes introductions, acknowledgments of the land's history, and discussions on parliamentary procedures and creating new academic program

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NTID Staff Senate provides a platform for staff members to address concerns and share ideas. The Senate consists of dedicated senators who represent various staff categories. Meetings are held monthly, and recent survey results highlight key issues like communication and career advancement. The Sena

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The GPSS Senate plays a crucial role in advocating for graduate and professional students at the university. Elected members represent various academic units and work towards supporting scholarship, education, and research. The Senate Executive team, along with Student Government Senators, ensures e

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Senators are expected to be knowledgeable about a variety of issues due to representing entire states, while the Senate's rules are more flexible to encourage freedom of expression. The roles of key figures like the President of the Senate and Majority Leader in steering legislation are essential. B

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The South West Clinical Senate Assembly took place on Thursday, 10th April 2014, aiming to bring together the Senate and Citizens Assembly to raise awareness, engage with stakeholders, and identify future topics for discussion. The agenda included sessions on challenges in healthcare, public health

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Congress, as the legislative branch of the US government, plays a vital role in advancing society by making laws and representing the interests of the American people. Founded with intentions to balance powers and represent states of different sizes, Congress is divided into the House of Representat

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Understanding the responsibilities and time commitments necessary for effective leadership in Skyline College Academic Senate pre-election planning is crucial. This involves preparing for the role, releasing time for key positions, and detailing obligations for the President and Vice President, incl

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The history of The Pierce House in Farmington, Maine dates back to its origins in 1835, built by Robert Goodenow. Over the years, the house has seen different owners, including Daniel William Austin and Charles Harlow Pierce. The Farmington Fire of 1886 devastated the town but spared the Austin mans

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VP for Information Technology Chris Manriquez led the IT Academic Senate meeting on 3/8/2017. The agenda covered new IT reporting units, campus technology efforts, and future frameworks. Discussions included evaluating university printing services, enhancing DHTV and Digital Media Center, and introd

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President Loh highlighted the growth and achievements at the university during his tenure, including increased research funds, partnerships, and diversity. Efforts to enhance the Honors College and campus facilities were discussed. The President addressed the tragic loss of Jordan McNair and emphasi

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The Academic Senate held a session on April 2, 2019, focusing on the Vision for Success and the setting of local goals to align with state directives. The session outlined the process of goal-setting, accountability measures, and proposed goals for improving completion metrics. Colleges are urged to

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The White House Press Corps, a group of journalists covering White House news, plays a crucial role in informing the public and holding the administration accountable. Helen Thomas, a trailblazing journalist and the first female member of the White House Correspondents Association, broke barriers fo

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Dive into the first House Challenge of the school year by designing a unique House Mascot. Discover what makes a good mascot, explore examples of famous mascots, and learn the criteria for the challenge. Create your mascot with creativity and joy to bring luck, fun, and happiness to your House. Get

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The University Senate meeting on May 5, 2016, saw the election of Daniel Falvey as the Chair-Elect. Outgoing Chair, Willie Brown, highlighted achievements in shared governance, emphasizing communication, inclusiveness, transparency, and trust. Incoming Chair, Goodman, expressed plans to enhance sena

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Senate Meeting on November 14, 2018 included various agenda items. Chair Walsh discussed the need for a Special Meeting to address time-sensitive matters. The Senate approved new programs in Neuroscience and Human Development, as well as a renaming proposal. A special order discussed Research Miscon

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This study explores the dynamics of house prices in the US housing market, focusing on the presence of bubbles and their impact on price movements. Using data from 1975 to 2006, the research examines the historical trends of boom and bust cycles, measures bubbles through percentage changes in median

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Explore the faculty governance structure at Saint Louis University School of Medicine, including departmental meetings, committees, Faculty Assembly, Faculty Affairs Committee, and the University Faculty Senate. Learn about the roles of various elected positions, such as the Executive Committee and

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The Academic Senate Retreat in 2014 focused on closing the graduation gap, emphasizing the importance of improving graduation rates and supporting student success. The event included discussions on serving students effectively, recognizing executive committee members, and addressing national graduat

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