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William & Mary faculty group hears proposal for new computing and data science school - Vimarsana News

William & Mary faculty group hears proposal for new computing and data science school

W&M's Faculty Assembly heard a proposal Thursday about what a new computing and data science school could look like.

NIC employees vote no confidence in board - Vimarsana News

NIC employees vote no confidence in board

“It’s us speaking as one voice,” said Staff Assembly Chair Keri Simonet.

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Community reacts to NIC board members turmoil - Vimarsana News

Community reacts to NIC board members turmoil

“People are concerned for their jobs,” said Faculty Assembly Chair Ben Tschida. “Not necessarily individuals feeling targeted at the moment, but a broad sense of con

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University of La Verne Names Kathy Duncan Interim Dean of College of Health and Community Well-Being - Vimarsana News

University of La Verne Names Kathy Duncan Interim Dean of College of Health and Community Well-Being

La Verne, California (PRWEB) November 29, 2022 -- The University of La Verne has appointed Kathy Duncan, EdD, as interim dean of the College of Health and

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Cooper names members to controversial new commission on UNC governance - Vimarsana News

Cooper names members to controversial new commission on UNC governance

Governor Roy Cooper has appointed members to his Governor's Commission on the Governance of Public Universities in North Carolina. Earlier this month, Governor Cooper signed an Executive Order establishing the Commission tasked with recommending changes to how the University of North Carolina System is governed. However, that governance is already set in state law as the responsibility of the state legislature, so any changes would have to go through lawmakers.