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February 1, 2021
TAMIU SOLE director Dr. Hudson named national award recipient Courtesy of TAMIU FacebookTwitterEmail Dr. Nicholas Hudson/ Texas A&M International University’s Dr. Nicholas Hudson has been named the recipient of the 2021 Doris Michiko Ching Award for Excellence as a Student Affairs Professional. The award, given by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, recognizes higher education professionals for their work in student affairs. Since 2018, Hudson has served as director ...
May 19, 2019
Terms. after that norm laws came into effect limiting it to two. another is nepotism. it used to be an unwritten norm that the president doesnt hire relatives to run any of the departments, until jfk hired his brother as attorney general. what types of new laws might we see after this presidency? the democracy task force which is an interesting bipartisan group has recommended a few. perhaps requiring disclosure of taxes by any professional candidate. perhaps more tax deductions to keep doj sepa...
January 30, 2018
The president, and by article i, and my fear is that article iii could be tainted as well. so im a big believer in making sure that the noble call of public service and the beacon of democracy that comes from the united states should be the best beacon and shine around the world. so, yes, i think weve got work to do. >> what does all this mean, ron. the average person on the street might say democracy task force? who needs more bureaucracy? what is it that this administration is doing or not doi...
January 30, 2018
Welcome back. im stephanie ruhle. president trumps critics have just announced a democracy task force to preserve presidential norms that they say have, quote, deeply eroded. a former u.s. attorney attorney dismissed by trump as well as former new jersey again christine todd whitman wrote in "usa today" "a workable democracy can thrive only when there are basic rules, often unwritten, that curb abuse and guide policymakers." i want to bring in msnbc contributor andy card, former white house chie...