ACADEMIC AFFAIRS. Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls is part of the Secondary School System of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs arranges academic offerings consistent with policies determined by the Department of Education and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the directives of the School System of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, and the philosophy and objectives of the school.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS. Commented [nj2]: Next steps: Xxxxxx will determine who at UO is responsible for issuing DuckID and UO ID numbers and determine procedure to implement this policy. Xxxx
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS. Xxxxxx, Xxxx Environmental Investigation of the Skeet Range at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort - 17210-FA09 Sponsor: Army Corps of Engineers, FT. Worth District (CESWF)/DOD Co-PI: 222,517 Statistical Analysis of Body Mass Index (BMI) Data on 3rd -, 5th - and 8th -Grade Students in the Beaufort and Jasper County School Districts - 17210-GA02 Sponsor: Beaufort-Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxx Comprehensive Health Services, Inc./SC DHEC Co-PI: Xxxxxxx, Xxxx 4,000 USC Beaufort - General Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx at the Speedway?: Putting The Canterbury Tales in a 21st Century Cultural Context - 17210-FL01 Sponsor: Humanities Council of South Carolina/NEH Co-PI: 1,000 Xxxxxx, Jane South Carolina IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE Competive Renewal)- Beaufort - 17220-FA07 Sponsor: National Center for Research Resources (NCRR)/NIH Co-PI: 210,879 USC Lancaster USC Lancaster Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx GEAR UP - 17550-FL19 Sponsor: Lancaster County School District/USDE Co-PI: Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx 80,863 Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx New USCL Gateway Phases I and II: Lighting and Landscaping - 17550-HL01 Sponsor: City of Lancaster Co-PI: XXXXXXX, XXXX 10,782 USC Upstate USC Upstate Xxxx, Xxxxx Family Daycare Homes 2010-2011 - 17880-FL81 Sponsor: SC Department of Social Services/USDA Co-PI: 10,912
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS. In the event of any wind-down of the IAP, instruction of students currently enrolled in the IAP will continue for a period of the lesser of eighteen (18) months, or until all students in the IAP have been taught out of the IAP.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS. Operations funds have been allocated to meet needs in instruction, research and public service areas. A total of over $3 million dollars in operations is budgeted in core areas including the academic departments. Equipment for instructional use will be budgeted slightly below the FY 2014 level as many items previously categorized as equipment no longer meet the cost threshold. This academic equipment is in addition to the campus technology funds. Table 3 outlines academic and research equipment budgets for FY 2002-FY 2015 and shows the asset renewal rate for these areas. Research funding totals nearly $811,500 for FY 2015, with most of the funds in the operations and equipment categories. A continuing priority is the maintenance of the academic holdings of Pickler Memorial Library. Because cost increases for periodicals have exceeded inflation, it has been necessary to reallocate funds to cover periodicals and provide a modest acquisition budget for books. The library budget for FY 2014 was increased due to a new technology fee and this funding is continued in the FY 2015 budget.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS. This is an academic administrative position responsible for providing leadership and management for programs and initiatives in the Division of Academic Affairs. Typical areas include but are not limited to: Credit, Continuing Education, Career Technical Education, Workforce and Economic Development, Adult Education, and Non-Credit or other programs deemed necessary by the college. The Xxxx shall be responsible for providing leadership and supervision for academic discipline-specific programs, state/college/district initiatives, and/or departments.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS. All Other (inc SVP office) Academic Affairs advances a high-quality experience for a thriving, diverse community of learners and scholars. Academic Affairs supports all UTSA students, both in and out of the classroom, on their academic path to graduation and in preparation for their first job, graduate school, or public service. Along with diverse university and community partners, Academic Affairs works to increase access to higher education and support degree completion of UTSA’s Hispanic students. Academic Affairs provides further support essential to guide the university toward President Xxxxxx’x vision for UTSA as an inclusive, Hispanic Serving, research university.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS. Global Initiatives Global Initiatives collaborates across UTSA to build strategically important partnerships around the world that support global education, research, and service at home and abroad. Global Initiatives supports students of all levels who wish to engage in global experiences at home and abroad and supports international students and scholars.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS. Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies Offer support services to graduate students for preparation in career readiness. Offer support services to colleges by collaborating on recruitment of a diverse student body and retention & completion of graduate students.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS. Honors College Offer support services to top-achieving UTSA students through our experiential learning labs, special programs, scholar programs, college honors programs, and office of nationally competitive awards and fellowships. Act as a non-degree granting college of 1650 high-achieving students. Work with enrollment management to attract top students to UTSA and develop them through our experiential curriculum. Ultimately, we are responsible for producing nationally and internationally competitive students who go on to top jobs and graduate schools across the country.
