President Napolitano Recommends Suspension of SAT and ACT
The ACT and SAT would be optional for two years, with testing requirements eliminated completely for two years after that.
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The ACT and SAT would be optional for two years, with testing requirements eliminated completely for two years after that.
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The measures are temporary but could apply to students affected by the coronavirus pandemic “for future years as applicable,” according to the press release.
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Napolitano said the UC would not re-open the union’s current contract nor would it agree to a COLA in addition to the current contract.
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While the UCR speakers raised similar issues as those at UCLA, many statements addressed challenges facing the campus specifically.
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Students, faculty and UC system stakeholders sharing their advice, ideas and hopes for the type of president they would like to see next.
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Ora said she chose to speak during public forum due to frustration not only with the Regents’ system, but the entire University of California process for investigating sexual misconduct.
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The Regents organized the discussion in order to hear from students within the UC system who were or still are in the foster care system or were formerly incarcerated.
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Napolitano, who announced her decision at the UC Regents meeting at UC Los Angeles, took over as UC president after former President Mark Yudof resigned in 2013.
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According to Regent Lark Park, the issue came down to, “How do we fund the university we want?”
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A record 113 UC students applied for the position of the 2020-21 student regent, compared to 40 who applied in the cycle before.
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The building will include five new lecture halls, three active learning classrooms and 20 discussion classrooms, totaling 2,000 new seats.
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The Board of Regents plans to reconsider the tuition hike at their next meeting in May.
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The Regents set aside $86.3 million of the budget to grow California resident undergraduate student enrollment by 2,500 students.
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UC Santa Barbara began transitioning to UCPath at the beginning of this quarter, hoping to create a more streamlined approach to paying its workers, according to the UCPath website.
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The 99-page decision supports an earlier court decision from January.
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