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The University of California, Santa Cruz, CA, United States
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The University of California Observatories (UCO), a Multicampus Research Unit of the University of California System, invites nominations and applications for the position of Director. The UCO coordinates and supports researchers’ access to the suite of world-class observing and research facilities, which currently include the Lick Observatory on Mt. Hamilton, managed exclusively by UCO and owned by the UC Board of Regents, and the W. M. Keck Observatory on Maunakea, managed by UC and the California Institute of Te
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At a formal naming ceremony held May 12, 1990, in conjunction with spring commencement exercises that year, the college was formally renamed as the Eberly College of Science. It distinguished Penn State as the first public research university in the United States to name its basic science college after a benefactor or philanthropist, according to a survey of institutions belonging to the Association of American Universities.
The generosity of the Eberly family has enabled the college to attract and retain faculty members of worldwide renown, who in turn generate higher levels of funding for research at the cutting edge of their fields and create opportunities for study and research that attract top graduate and undergraduate students. The college boasts four National Medal of Science recipients; 18 members of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine; 14 members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; and 60 members of the American Associ
Sexual Assault Awareness Month kicked off at the beginning of April at the University of Kansas with the theme âWe Can Build Safe Online Spaces,â intended to raise awareness of the fact that sexual assault, harassment and abuse can also happen on online platforms, not just through physical contact.Â
Jen Brockman, director of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Education Center, said that the educational programs start the awareness conversation on campus. These programs include âJayhawks Give a Flock,â âConsent @ KU,â âSex, Drugs and Alcoholâ and âSexual Violence Recognition and Response.âÂ
âSAPEC provides primary education for sexual violence, intimitate partner violence and stalking,â Brockman said. âWe work with both undergrad and graduate students in a variety of education based programs.
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The student believes OIE was untimely and did not follow protocol in its investigation.
“The message I took from this whole process was this: They know he’s guilty, but they’re letting him off the hook because they don’t want to ruin his life. What about the fact that he almost ruined mine?”
These are the words of a master’s student describing the investigation the Office of Institutional Equity (OIE) conducted after she reported her sexual assault.
The News-Letter granted her anonymity to protect her privacy; she requested the pseudonym Zhang.
Zhang filed her complaint in the fall of 2020. Although OIE’s investigation eventually found the perpetrator guilty of sexual assault, the resolution panel decided not the punish the perpetrator. External review panels are composed of two trained University faculty or administrators and one additional retired judge or legal professional chosen by the Title IX coordinator.