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UNITAR Executive Summer Programme on Innovations in Science Diplomacy

Introduction UNITAR s Executive Summer Programme on Innovations in Science Diplomacy will triangulate education, research and leadership. It will aim to educate the next generation of leaders in the field of science diplomacy and technology; facilitate research with questions and data that generate actions with evidence and options that contribute to informed decision-making; and provide leadership with science-diplomacy networks that build common interests across our globally-interconnected civilization. This Programme was initiated by the Science Diplomacy Center and is run in collaboration with the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School (PON), the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of Massachusetts Boston (UMass Boston), Boston University (BU), the Science Diplomacy Center and swissnex Boston.

UMass To Freeze In-State Tuition For Second Straight Year

UMass To Freeze In-State Tuition For Second Straight Year CBS Boston 4 hrs ago Syndicated Local – CBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) UMass won’t increase tuition for Massachusetts students in the 2021-2022 academic year. The university’s board of trustees approved a plan to freeze tuition and fees for in-state students at UMass Amherst, Boston, Dartmouth and Lowell. The freeze does not apply to out-of-state students at UMass Amherst. UMass President Marty Meehan made the request, saying it would help families struggling during the pandemic. It’s the second consecutive year there’s been a tuition freeze. “We recognize the very real challenges that our students and their families continue to face due to the pandemic and we are committed to doing everything within our control to lessen the burden while also preserving the quality of a UMass education,” he said in a statement. “That is also why we have prioritized setting our tuition rates earlier this ye

5 Things To Know Ahead Of SCSU s National Championship Saturday

St. Cloud State University s Men s Hockey team made school history on Thursday night after they beat Minnesota State-Mankato in the Frozen Four. The score was close the whole game but ultimately SCSU scored the winning 5-4 goal. If you re planning on cheering on the Huskies in their final game, here s everything you need to know. Get our free mobile app 1. St. Cloud State University is advancing to their school s first-ever National Championship game. They re taking on the University of Massachusetts (UMass as commonly referred to). The game is in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The winner gets the title. 2. You can watch the game on Saturday, April 10 at 6 p.m. The game will be broadcast on ESPN. If you don t have cable, you can watch it for free after you sign up for a free trial period of either Hulu or fubo TV streaming services. (Just make sure to cancel your subscription before the trial is over to avoid the charge.)

Guebert: A quarter of the Corn Belt lacks healthy top soil

The tree-lined streets of the University of Massachusetts (UMass) and hallowed hallways of Yale University are two places most farmers would not expect to find a hot debate over soil erosion. And, yet, late this winter, staff at both campuses attacked agriculture’s ongoing failure to protect farmland. Don’t worry, no ivory tower was toppled. The standard Midwestern view of soil loss—that it’s a cost of production like seed or fertilizer—took a long-overdue hit, though. The examination began in mid-February when Yale Environment 360, an online magazine published by the university’s School of Environment, highlighted a December UMass study that showed “more than a third of farmland in the U.S. Corn Belt”—or about 30 million acres—“has completely lost its carbon-rich topsoil due to erosion…”

US universities have cut 650,000 jobs, a 13 percent workforce reduction, since the onset of the pandemic

US universities have cut 650,000 jobs, a 13 percent workforce reduction, since the onset of the pandemic The Department of Labor published a striking report this month on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on higher education. The report concluded that colleges and universities have cut a total of 650,000 jobs since February 2020, 13 percent of all higher education workers. While the Department of Labor has not specified the types of jobs which have been cut, reports from university systems across the country demonstrate the damage done to university workers. People walk in front of Wheeler Hall on the University of California campus in Berkeley, Calif. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)

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