cmaadmin (EDU)Hi this is my profile and bio information.HealthVanderbilt: More Than 3,000 Medical Records Wrongly AccessedNASHVILLE, Tenn. — Vanderbilt University Medical Center officials say the hospital has had a security breach where two employees accessed medical records of more than 3,000 patients. The Tennessean reports the hospital has sent out letters to patients whose personal information was inappropriately viewed. Two patient transporters accessed information that included names, birth dates and […]February 26, 2017Faculty & StaffNorth Dakota Higher Education Board Approves Change in Tenure PolicyBISMARCK, N.D. — The North Dakota Board of Higher Education has voted to allow college presidents the option of laying off tenured professors with a three-month notice, rather than the current one-year period. The move is meant to give presidents the leeway they need in case programs are cut because of budget constraints. Board members […]February 26, 2017StudentsGraduate Students Vote to Unionize at Yale UniversityNEW HAVEN, Conn. — Graduate students from a half-dozen departments at Yale University have voted to form unions, setting up negotiations for contracts with the Ivy League school. The National Labor Relations Board administered elections Thursday for graduate students in nine departments. Students from the departments of English, geology and geophysics, history, history of art, […]February 26, 2017Students6 Charged in Death of UConn Student Run Over After PartySTORRS, Conn. — Six University of Connecticut students were charged Friday with alcohol-related offenses connected to the death of a student who was run over by a fire department vehicle after leaving a party last fall. The students had been hosting an off-campus party at a fraternity-affiliated house Oct. 16 during homecoming weekend. One of […]February 26, 2017StudentsRicks’ Teen Pregnancy Work Born Out of Personal ExperienceWhen she was just 15, Dr. Nila Ricks, selected by Diverse as a member of the 2017 Class of Emerging Scholars, discovered that she was pregnant. For many, this might have meant the end of high school and the end of any college aspirations.February 26, 2017StudentsGuillermo: Trump’s Sense of Equality Doesn’t Include TransgenderedTrump’s words do not match his deeds, when it comes to civil rights or bathroom rights. Trump, who just a month ago vowed to protect the rights of all Americans, is going backward.February 26, 2017StudentsSenate Democrats Question Role of DeVos Advisory GroupThe letter asks Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos to clarify how the task force — reportedly to be headed by Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. — will advise the department on issues of higher education.February 26, 2017News RoundupFor Black College Prospects, Belonging And Safety Often Top Ivy PrestigeTales of talented black students on majority-white campuses running through a racial gauntlet that has them questioning their brilliance, abilities and place are familiar to parents like me who have a college-bound child at home. The trauma that sometimes comes with being a black student at predominately white institutions is tangible. In their 2015 paper, […]February 26, 2017Faculty & StaffRaheem Beyah Wants to Open More Doors to CybersecurityFor Dr. Raheem A. Beyah, selected by Diverse as a member of the 2017 Class of Emerging Scholars, the journey toward a career in teaching cybersecurity began with a simple desire to make sure his mother wouldn’t have to struggle.February 23, 2017StudentsReport: MSIs Key to Texas Reaching Higher Ed GoalsCurrently, 35 percent of young adults in Texas age 25-34 hold an associate’s degree or higher. Texas’ goal is to raise that number to 60 percent by 2030.February 23, 2017Previous PagePage 570 of 3225Next Page
