To ensure that no one fell behind academically, the university's provost and assistant provost joined the Mountaineers on the road.
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She is the daughter of Roxanne G. Provost and Charles E. Provost Jr., who live and work in the Woodlands, Tex.
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MSU provost resigns In the wake of the decision, Michigan State University Provost June Youatt resigned on Thursday morning, the university said.
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CBOE's current president and COO Edward Provost plans to retire.
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I am a provost and a researcher of education economics.
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From 1980 to 1983, he served as the university's provost.
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Provost began her career as a police officer in Kansas.
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The university's provost, Michael Kotlikoff, was later named acting president.
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From 13 to 2018 she was the associate provost there.
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Provost retired from the agency at the end of January.
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Provost was the first female leader of the Border agency.
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Or what was the— Provost: No, not really, I didn't.
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Provost: I think that's a great way of putting it.
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Carla Provost has been serving in the role since 2018.
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From 2014 to 2018 she was the associate provost there.
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Karina Provost leads a chant during a rally in Las Vegas.
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"It's like holding a bucket under a faucet," Ms. Provost said.
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Lauren Robel is executive vice president and provost of the university.
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Provost: Yes, I would say it's definitely had a positive effect.
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Provost said she was "sickened and saddened" by the alleged crimes.
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"A few bad apples are not representative of the organization," Provost said.
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Toney is Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Kean University.
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"Most certainly, it already assists my men and women," Provost told Hill.
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Dr. Dai, who joined Temple in 2007, was provost for four years.
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Provost Susan Wente credits the committee of students that helps pick finalists.
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The S.M.U. provost, in a move that startled committee members, overruled them.
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Michael Thurston, the college's new provost, will start his position in July.
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The provost, Holden Thorp, credits activists like Ms. Borders with prompting change.
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Journalist Amanda Ripley interviewed Provost at her Washington, D.C., office this fall.
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In the message, he claimed the provost there took a deal with Cengage.
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The college's provost, Lewis Duncan, has temporarily assumed presidential duties, the Navy said.
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Sanjai Bhagat is the Provost Professor of Finance at the University of Colorado.
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Provost joined the Border Patrol in 1995 as an agent in Douglas, Arizona.
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But the provost, Ben Polak, reduced the punishment to an 18-month suspension.
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Charlene Walters, Vice Provost for the Digital Entrepreneurship MBA program at Strayer University
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Officials want to maintain that small-college feel, said Jeffrey Hecker, the provost.
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His father is the provost at Caltech, in Pasadena, and a geology professor.
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Dr. Emanuel is vice provost of global initiatives at the University of Pennsylvania.
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In April, Carla Provost became the first woman to head the Border Patrol.
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When Ms. Provost joined, women made up just 5 percent of all agents.
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Ms. Provost cites a number of reasons, among them the remote, rugged locations.
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At Columbia, the provost, John H. Coatsworth, sent out an email on Nov.
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KATHERINE E. FLEMING, NEW YORK The writer is provost of New York University.
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I've been asked to fetch coffee even when I was interim vice provost.
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Nonetheless, Peter E. Landgren, the university's interim provost, placed her on administrative leave.
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After an investigation, BU's provost recommended that he be terminated; Marchant is appealing.
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Provost and Gerhardt spent the next three months filling their freezers with failed experiments.
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Jeffrey H. Toney, Union, N.J. Provost and vice president for academic affairs, Kean University
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Carla Provost, the acting chief of the Border Patrol, declined interview requests from CNN.
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The Intercept reported earlier this month that Provost was a member of the group.
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University Provost Lynnette Zelezny rejected that notion, however, at a press conference on Wednesday.
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The 1918 season was cut short because of World War I. Provost Marshal Gen.
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The Smithsonian provost will serve as interim director during the search for her replacement.
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And the culture has anyway been watered down, says Ian Dunn, Coventry University's provost.
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His career in administration — as the provost at Vermilion Community College in Ely, Minn.
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His mother retired as an executive assistant to the provost at Bryn Mawr College.
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Gerhardt and Provost spend as much time as they can on these early design stages.
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"I'm extremely offended by those comments," Provost said in response to questioning from Republican Rep.
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Provost said he hoped that move would boost consumer confidence in the Chinese auto market.
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And he was provost of Columbia from 1980 to 1983, not from 1980 to 1992.
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And he was provost of Columbia from 2698 to 24637, not from 1980 to 1992.
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She is now senior adviser to the provost for international affairs at Johns Hopkins University.
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The university's provost, Ralph Hexter, will become chancellor on an interim basis, the statement said.
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Fitger at one stage seeks an interview with the provost, but finds him eternally absent.
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Jones retired as provost this spring, though he remains a faculty member at the college.
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"Professor Karpf speaks for himself and does not take direction from me," the provost said.
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The invitation came after Stephens emailed Karpf and a university provost complaining about Karpf's tweet.
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Provost and Chief Academic Officer Dr. Kathaleen Reid-Martinez spoke with Mashable about the plan.
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Riddle was not allowed to see the resolutions, but the provost offered to summarize them.
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Ariane Schauer is provost of Marymount California University, a small Catholic college outside Los Angeles.
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Christopher J. Cyphers was named provost of the School of Visual Arts in New York.
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He joined the University of Michigan faculty in 1995 and was appointed provost in 2017.
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Jeffrey H. Toney, Ph.D. is provost and vice president for Academic Affairs at Kean University.
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Mr. Etchemendy, the provost, insisted there was no special treatment for athletes or anyone else.
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He also said the provost had attributed beliefs to him that he does not hold.
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Béatrice is not the title character of this film, written and directed by Martin Provost.
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Provost: It was—what I mean is I see myself as a Border Patrol agent.
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Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost previewed the latest numbers during a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing.
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BRUCE A. MCPHERONCOLUMBUS, OHIO The writer is executive vice president and provost, Ohio State University.
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Margaret Diddams, the provost of Wheaton College in Illinois, doesn't check her email on Sundays.
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Rochus Vogt, the former provost of Caltech, was appointed to run the project in 1987.
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But while testifying before members of Congress, Provost said she was an infrequent user of Facebook.
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Three top executives at Christie's — Paul R. Provost, Nicholas Hall, and Cathy Elkies — left their posts.
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Rahmat Shoureshi is provost and vice president for academic affairs at New York Institute of Technology.
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Donald E. Heller is the Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, University of San Francisco.
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"The law school is a crucial part of the university," said Karen Hanson, the university's provost.
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Between Alan Horn, and I knew some of his top executives, Sean Bailey and Louie Provost.
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Ford said he expressed concerns about Puliafito&aposs general well-being to the university&aposs provost.
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Ms. Garrett was previously the provost at the University of Southern California from 2010 until 2014.
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Mr. Provost, a retired insurance salesman, said his work was a blend of obsession and hobby.
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Before becoming president of the Graduate Center, Mr. Robinson served as provost and senior vice president.
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Ms. Provost is the first woman to lead the Border Patrol in its 25-year history.
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Provost, whose roots are in small-town Kansas, will retire at the end of the month.
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And then high school, they just started calling me June Provost, because I was a junior.
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Mr. Sovern was named the university's provost and executive vice president for academic affairs in 1979.
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The provost did not mince her words about the opinions of a professor on her campus.
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"The First Amendment is strong medicine," the provost said in her statement, "and works both ways."
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Mitchel A. Sollenberger is associate provost and professor of political science at University of Michigan-Dearborn.
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" During the hearing, Provost repeatedly reminded lawmakers that the "zero tolerance" policy was a "prosecution initiative.
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" Rasmusen, though, said in a statement on his blog that the dean and the provost "overreacted.
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Oritz has been placed on indefinite unpaid suspension, US Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost told reporters.
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John Davis was appointed provost and under secretary for museums and research at the Smithsonian Institution.
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Dr. Rehm has not been reinstated as provost, according to Christian Kendzierski, a spokesman for the university.
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Like so many people do, Gerhardt and Provost found the answer in the bottom of a glass.
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"Snooty's very important to this community," museum provost and chief operating officer Jeff Rodgers told the Guardian.
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Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost on May 8 said assaults of her agents were up 20 percent.
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The protesters plonked themselves across it and burned an effigy of UCL Vice Provost (Operations) Rex Knight.
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Provost said that from June 2018 to June 2019, she had logged into her account nine times.
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Ezekiel Emanuel is vice provost at the University of Pennsylvania and author of Reinventing American Health Care.
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"We already have many miles, over 600 miles of barrier along the border," Provost said on Hill.
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Rainford deleted his social media accounts Thursday, and apologized to the school's provost, according to the Post.
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At the start of this year, the president and provost wrote a joint letter acknowledging the situation.
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Only a few officials have authorization, including the president, the provost and top finance and development officials.
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The provost and acting president of Yale, Kingman Brewster Jr., advised the students to withdraw their invitation.
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If he hadn't cc'ed the Provost, the entire Internet wouldn't have felt it was such an outrage.
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Provost says the biggest determinant of smoke point is the amount of proteins and free fatty acids.
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Jeffrey H. Toney Union, N.J.The writer is provost and vice president for academic affairs at Kean University.
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The union applauded the promotion of Ms. Provost, noting her long service as a Border Patrol agent.
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So June and Angie Provost have been struggling for years to keep their sugar-cane farm going.
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Jonathan Holloway, the provost at Northwestern University, is expected to be introduced by the school on Tuesday.
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Cash said he has asked the acting university provost to rescind Murdock's degree three times since November.
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Andrew Copp's 22006 email to Anastasis Stephanou, forwarded in 22015 to Rex Knight, then UCL's vice provost.
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Provost: In Arizona—Douglas, Arizona, and it really kind of blew up at that time, that area.
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Provost: Well, when you speak specifically to use of force, I have not really witnessed a difference.
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Provost: I've seen it with women, but I've seen it with men, as well, in their approach.
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"We cannot address this crisis by simply shifting more resources or building more facilities," Provost told lawmakers.
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"There's been a pattern," Eastern Virginia Medical School President and Provost Richard V. Homan said on Tuesday.
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In response to this report, and in line with the subsequent recommendations provided by Dean Douglas Dempster and Vice Provost Lorraine Haricombe, UT Provost and Executive Vice President Maurie McInnis decided to preserve the current holdings of the Fine Arts Library, issuing a public memorandum a few days later.
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Carol Folt, a former Dartmouth provost, became the university chancellor in 2013 and launched a wholesale reform effort.
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Among the new arrivals is the Morgan at Provost Square, a 38-story tower that opened in October.
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"I expect we will surpass 22018,214 this weekend," Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost told a Senate panel Wednesday.
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Newman also attracted criticism after he fired two faculty members and demoted the provost amid the growing controversy.
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That path forks into two directions: the Office of the Provost and the university's affiliated Deutsches Haus program.
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Waugh, the university provost, said he was happy with the performance of campus police and other emergency responders.
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MIT's associate provost and vice president for research made the announcement in a letter to faculty on Wednesday.
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University Provost Neville Pinto will serve as temporary president while the board searches for a replacement, Bridgeman said.
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Provost Lynnette Zelezny told the Visalia Times Delta that there are situations where tenured faculty can be fired.
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JEFFREY H. TONEY Union, N.J. The writer is provost and vice president for academic affairs at Kean University.
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John H. Coatsworth, provost of Columbia, sent an email to the Columbia community on Tuesday announcing the decision.
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Ms. Russo, also 54, is the associate provost for academic administration at Otis College of Art and Design.
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And when Ms. Provost joined, agents patrolled wide-open borders with just their weapons and a few vehicles.
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Ito announced his resignation in an email to MIT's president and provost the next day, Business Insider reported.
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JEFFREY H. TONEY, UNION, N.J. The writer is provost and vice president for academic affairs at Kean University.
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Provost: There were seven of us on the entire police department, but it wasn't a huge police department.
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But I wonder, did you develop any specific strategies around that, sort of showing quickly that— Provost: Definitely.
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After so much squabbling between the dean and the professors, the public university's provost stepped in to mediate.
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Tim Holbrook is vice provost for faculty affairs and Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Law at Emory University.
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Ramesh Jagannathan is research professor of engineering and vice provost for innovation and entrepreneurship at NYU Abu Dhabi.
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A few days before, he had demoted Provost David Rehm, who remains at the school as a professor.
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That complaint was referred to UC Santa Cruz Campus Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Marlene Tromp in September 2018.
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"I didn't think anything of it at the time," Carla Provost told members of the House Appropriations Committee Wednesday.
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"They have received the message loud and clear: Bring a child, you will be released," Provost told the committee.
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Women only make up 85033 percent of Border Patrol agents, a disparity that Provost said she hopes to tackle.
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" Shortly after news broke of the CBP Facebook group, Provost responded with a statement calling the posts "completely inappropriate.
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"I don't want to say we didn't think about whether there were implications," said the university's provost, Warwick Arden.
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For now, program cuts aren't planned at the University of Illinois's flagship campus, said Edward Feser, the interim provost.
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"Academic freedom should protect me even if I believed all the things the provost attributed to me," he said.
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The program follows months of collaboration between CBP and the National Border Patrol Council, Provost said in her statement.
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Canon Jan Naylor Cope, an Episcopal priest and the provost of the Washington National Cathedral, performed the ceremony there.
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For the next few weeks, the administrator in charge will be Mary E. Driscoll, the college's new interim provost.
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"As long as they can make money off human and drug smuggling," Provost said, "they will keep doing it."
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The promotion comes as no surprise since Ms. Provost has been leading the Border Patrol for over a year.
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Ms. Provost, a former police officer in her native Kansas, rose quickly through the ranks of the Border Patrol.
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Dr. John Davis, the Smithsonian provost, will serve as interim director while a search is conducted for her replacement.
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He replaces Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost, who is expected to step down at the end of the month.
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A provost at Indiana University has earned praise for harshly condemning a professor's views while respecting the First Amendment.
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"They're not seismic changes," said Tim Wolfe, associate provost for enrollment and dean of admission at William and Mary.
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Donald E. HellerSan FranciscoThe writer is provost and vice president of academic affairs at the University of San Francisco.
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That provided little reprieve to Nadler, who immediately questioned Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost about the consequences of separations.
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"Gay people's relationships are underrepresented, totally, and their deaths are overrepresented," Ms. Provost-Chalkley told TV Insider in June.
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Three days earlier, David Rehm, who had raised concerns about the retention proposal, was stripped of his role as provost.
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In Father of Lies, Evenson depicts a Mormon provost, Eldon Fochs, who regularly molests the teen females in his stead.
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The investigation won't be released, Cornell Provost Michael Kotlikoff wrote in the letter, which the school shared with BuzzFeed News.
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Escobedo denied the accusations, but his bosses, from the dean and provost to the president, agreed he should be fired.
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In 2010 a "shocking" low score in its student-satisfaction survey prompted a rethink, says Ian Dunn, the university's provost.
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" The Provost responded: "Actually, there is extensive research that shows that the "countless people" you've talked to are just wrong.
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But Provost pushed back against the chairwoman's assertion that the behavior modeled in that group was widespread at the agency.
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Mr Abrams says he tried to contact the university president, the provost, deans and security, and received no immediate response.
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"Our apprehension numbers are off the charts compared to recent years," Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost told lawmakers last week.
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Michael Quick, USC provost, told the LA Times that increasing the school's competitiveness among other high-ranking colleges is expensive.
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GARY MAROTTA Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. The writer is emeritus professor of history and former provost at SUNY-Buffalo State.
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The board on Tuesday appointed JoAnne A. Epps, the dean of Temple's law school, to succeed Dr. Dai as provost.
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Provost, who is the first woman to hold the position, hasn't been directly linked to any of the offensive material.
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Dr. Karli Anne Provost and Eric Michael Goldstein were married March 12 in the library of the Brooklyn Historical Society.
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" The interim co-provost then emailed the writer who wrote the release: "[P]lease do NOT release this on Monday.
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Virgin or raw oils have lots of compounds that contribute flavor and aroma, Provost says, but they tend to burn.
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"You have to be someone who wants to be outdoors, who likes to work in rough conditions," Ms. Provost said.
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Ms. Provost said she hoped that her promotion to the top position would help recruit more women to the agency.
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An acting provost and executive vice president for academic affairs would be named in the coming days, Mr. Schlissel said.
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One of those ministers, Imad Hoballah, is a US citizen who is a provost at the American University in Dubai.
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"We always figured that if a student got a C, she was fine," said Melissa Vito, a senior vice provost.
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Michael W. Quick, the university's provost, flatly denied a cover-up in a letter on Monday to faculty and staff.
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Officials at Indiana University have received hundreds of requests calling for Rasmusen's firing since then, Provost Lauren Robel told CNN.
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Acting Border Patrol Chief Carla L. Provost declined an invitation to testify and did not send anyone in her place.
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He served as chairman of the history department there from 2000 to 2003 and as provost from 2003 to 2009.
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"Smugglers are treating these illegal aliens as if they are cargo, not human beings," Border Patrol Acting Chief Carla Provost said.
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In the meantime, Wansink "has been removed from all teaching and research," Cornell University provost Michael Kotlikoff said in a statement.
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Craig Barton was appointed provost and senior vice president of academic affairs at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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"This partnership in electric vehicle business with JMCG will support our growth plan in China and our EV capabilities," Provost added.
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Luo Zongyi, provost of the China Central Party School, tackled the puzzling question of what exactly "socialism with Chinese characteristics" means.
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"I am as outraged as everyone else when it comes to the statements that were made on that page," Provost said.
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Strangely, Provost went on to compare her "bad apples" to those of other professions, and promised to hold her people accountable.
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When asked if Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost is one of the 70 identified, Klein said they wouldn't comment on individuals.
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The current and first female chief of the Border Patrol, Carla Provost, was reportedly a former member of "I'm 10-15".
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"We can and must do better as a campus administration," Chancellor Nicholas Dirks and Provost Claude Steele said in a statement.
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He was previously executive vice provost of Columbia University, where he also taught in the School of International and Public Affairs.
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Jen Dailey-Provost (D) told the newspaper that "there's no reason why informed consent should not be given" for such exams.
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Colleges grapple with binge drinking In March, Stanford President John Hennessy and Provost John Etchemendy had emailed students about alcohol misuse.
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When an agent posted a photo of a Jeopardy question about Provost, she replied with a friendly comment, according to screenshots.
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Eric J. Toone is vice provost and director of Duke University's Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative, and professor of chemistry and biochemistry.
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Yael Levitte is the associate vice provost for faculty development and diversity at Cornell University and co-author on the study.
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Richard Kurin will serve as the Smithsonian Institution's acting undersecretary of museums and research/provost until a permanent candidate is appointed.
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Ms. Provost said she and other agents were just given a flashlight and a pair of handcuffs when she first started.
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Ms. Provost, who had been the agency's deputy chief, became acting chief of the Border Patrol after a management shake-up.
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Schlissel will appoint an acting provost in the coming days, according to the email that later published to the university's website.
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Lauren Robel, the university's executive vice president and provost, called his social media posts "racist, sexist and homophobic" in a statement.
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Last week Paul Alivisatos, the university's executive vice chancellor and provost, sent out a grave letter to students and faculty members.
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Mr. Chantaruchirakorn (left), who is 34 and known as Bank, is the chief of staff to the provost of Harvard University.
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Provost: Our folks in human resource management, and our recruiting teams have been working really diligently to look at different things.
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Cornell's incoming president, Martha E. Pollack, the provost at the University of Michigan, joined the campus project's steering committee in 2014.
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Provost had lost both her grandmothers to cancer; both had ovarian cancer, and her maternal grandmother had also had breast cancer.
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Commentary by Francine Glazer, associate provost for educational innovation and director of New York Institute of Technology's Center for Teaching and Learning.
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Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost said Wednesday that shifting additional resources or building more facilities to detain families will not be enough.
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"She sat amongst a president and a dean and a provost and was able to hear people talk about education," he said.
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U.S. Border Patrol chief Carla Provost testifies before a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington on July 22019, 22.
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Jeff Rodgers, the museum's provost and chief operating officer, said that staff noticed that all manatees weren't accounted for on Sunday morning.
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Clay Shirky, vice provost for educational technology at New York University: 'News' is not a stable category – it is a social bargain.
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"Today even consumer detergent bottles are designed with supercomputers," said Eric D. Isaacs, a physicist and provost of the University of Chicago.
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The same is true of Carla Provost, the acting chief of the border patrol whose permanent appointment has also been held up.
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The Trump administration announced on Thursday that Provost would lead the agency, making her the first woman to ever hold the position.
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" Sollenberger is associate provost at the University of Michigan-Dearborn and co-author of "The President's Czars: Undermining Congress and the Constitution.
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Provost Forrest Maltzman invited Stephens to speak about civil discourse in the digital age in a statement tweeted out by the university.
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Dr. Bowen was named provost in 19873 during a tumultuous transition to coeducation under Robert F. Goheen, the president at the time.
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President Garnett Stokes and Provost Richard Wood have made the proposal to the university's Regents Historic Preservation Committee, The Associated Press reported.
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In September, USC's Office of the Provost decided that Guerrero would be suspended without pay for a semester, beginning in fall 2018.
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Tony M. LissNew YorkThe writer is interim provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at The City College of New York.
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And because there is a new provost, Mr. Thurston (a former board member of Historic Northampton), Ms. Smith is continuing her quest.
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Mr. Zorn said Mr. Kessler and the school's provost, Tim Marshall, made him feel assured that the Stone's unmediated ethic could survive.
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Provost Kristen Jones has been named the acting president and will make "the final decision" about Barge's employment, reported the Seattle Times.
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Provost: So, I've been asked this question numerous times throughout my career, and in my—I'm getting close to 53 years here.
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She's a female Marine who's a mechanic, so—but she's thinking about applying to join— Provost: Well, if she's listening, please apply.
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Provost: You're out there, you're responding, you're showing them that you're excited to be here and to do the job, and yes.
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Chief Kasper and Mr. Provost, the Northampton superintendent, said they would work to replace the program with other forms of youth outreach.
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Annie Stevens, vice provost for student affairs, said on Facebook that Gage, a member of the 2022 class, was majoring in neuroscience.
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Soon after, John Coatsworth, the provost of Columbia University, said that it would not allow immigration agents on campus without a warrant.
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"I did not participate in the meeting with the Provost, although I fully appreciate and respect my colleagues' concerns," Roseborough told Hyperallergic.
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One cold February night in 2013, Tom Gerhardt and Dan Provost ducked into a Brooklyn bar for a drink and some R&D.
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Coming out of World War II, the university decided it needed to produce more well-rounded students, MIT Provost Martin Schmidt told Axios.
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" In a particularly chilling message, Alex Provost said: "I've met ranchers that kill illegals and [bury] them under cattle graves along the border.
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Before she started, she asked her new boss, Christine Riordan, then the provost of the university, if a boyfriend came with the job.
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USC's provost, Michael Quick, issued a letter Monday apologizing to Tyndall's patients — while also defending top administrators and their handling of his complaints.
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And as the Provost, I'm going to probably be getting it on with a lot of the young cheerleaders,' and stuff like that.
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Francois Provost, senior vice president and chairman of the China region for Groupe Renault, described China as a key market for the firm.
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But the Intercept later uncovered on July 12 that Provost herself was a member of the group and had even posted a comment.
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He's also quick to point out that for the first time ever the US Border Patrol is run by a woman, Carla Provost.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) spokesman Richard Pauza referred to testimony by U.S. Border Patrol chief Carla Provost when asked for comment.
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Hansen previously served as associate provost for university outreach at the University of Southern Maine, a regional public university located in Portland, Maine.
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The bride's father is the manager of campus event services in the Office of the Provost at Pratt Institute in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
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One attendee, Larry Provost, said that the proposal "threatens to dilute the meaning of citizenship in our country," according to The Washington Post.
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In late 21924, her second year as a Border Patrol agent, Ms. Provost and her partner, while on bicycle patrol in Douglas, Ariz.
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Interim Provost John Liu was appointed to work with deans, faculty and administrators to create protocol for handling future protests, the chancellor said.
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With her statement, the provost managed to forcefully support both the angry objections to Professor Rasmusen's views and his right to express them.
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Professor Lieberwitz agreed with the provost that the best way to counter Professor Rasmusen's exercise of free speech was to respond in kind.
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Christopher Morash, vice provost of Trinity College Dublin, was one of many academics who urged the government to keep the collection in Ireland.
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Provost: Oh, I would definitely say my 11 and a half years I spent in Douglas, which is where I started my career.
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Ulrich Baer, a faculty member and vice provost at New York University, is as entitled as any other faculty member to express himself.
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She became the first woman and first African American to become as provost of Stanford University, holding the role from 1993 to 1999.
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Dr. Edward Bilsky, the provost and chief academic officer at Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences, spent years educating medical professionals about opioids.
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Robel, the provost, told CNN she wasn't really aware of Rasmusen's blog or Twitter account before, but felt "disgusted" by what she saw.
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The letter, written to university President Robert Zimmer and Provost Daniel Diermeier, demands the school uninvite Bannon, the Chicago Sun-Times reported Tuesday.
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"Sometimes, I liken it to climate change," said Greg Summers, the provost, who helped come up with the plan to remake Stevens Point.
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"I would love to see them do more on their border with Guatemala," Provost said when asked what Mexico could agree to that would help stem the tide of migrants arriving in the US. Provost also told CNN that she would like to see an increase in the current cooperation between the US and Mexican authorities on their shared border.
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Gerhardt and Provost set out sourcing all the parts you'd need to make it happen, and a nice package to put it all in.
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There are close to 6,000 Border Patrol agents in South Texas, and Ortiz's actions aren't indicative of the rest of the force, Provost said.
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According to screenshots, Provost responded in what appeared to be a friendly manner to another member's comment about her quick rise in the agency.
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Detention centers along the border are overcrowded, and since March, 33,000 migrants have been released into the U.S. due to limited space, Provost said.
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"There are bad doctors, there are bad nurses, there are bad teachers, but we don't vilify the entire group of those individuals," Provost said.
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The full 2-hour hearing with Provost about the crimes against humanity that she continues to perpetrate on American soil is available on YouTube.
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Ezekiel Emanuel, an oncologist and vice-provost at the University of Pennsylvania, argued that case somewhat flippantly in The New York Times in 2015.
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Carla Provost had been acting chief since April 2017, so her appointment Thursday by Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan was no surprise.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Thursday about the historian Fritz Stern referred incorrectly to his work history and his tenure as provost at Columbia University.
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"That is the No. 1 reason our students give when they drop out," said Beatriz Gonzalez, vice provost for the University of La Verne.
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"There are bad doctors; there are bad nurses; there are bad teachers, but we don't vilify the entire group of those individuals," Provost said.
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The Intercept report Friday that Provost was part of the group as recently as three months after her August appointment as Border Patrol chief.
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That put in motion a review and led to the offer, which has been authorized by the provost of the university, Dr. Bobo said.
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Provost has been with the Border Patrol since 1995, beginning at a station along the southern border in Arizona, and rose through the ranks.
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The columnist emailed Karpf complaining about the comment, inviting the professor to come to his house and repeat it — and cc'ing the university's provost.
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Daniel Huttenlocher is the founding dean and vice provost of Cornell Tech, the new graduate campus for the digital age in New York City.
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Mr. Provost said he had received reports from McGregor, Ontario, 20 miles to the south, and from east of Cleveland, about 90 miles away.
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As to the health implications of cooking oils to high temperatures, Provost explains one byproduct that can be present in the smoke is acrolein.
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When Ms. Provost joined the agency in 1995, it was part of the Justice Department and had fewer than 5,000 agents patrolling both borders.
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The university is completely run by volunteers, from the professors all the way up to the provost, who volunteers from Columbia University, says Reshef.
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"You could get a C or an A in that first nursing class and still be successful," said Timothy M. Renick, the vice provost.
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"Experience informs strategy," said Taffye Benson Clayton, the vice president and associate provost for diversity and inclusion at the school, reflecting on the lawsuit.
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"Graduate students are students, first and foremost," the University of Chicago's provost, Daniel Diermeier, wrote in a message to the campus community in June.
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Nearly "nine out of every 10 are taking money," said Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel, an oncologist and vice provost at the University of Pennsylvania.
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"The driving force behind the program was a sense of urgency," Lyssa Palu-ay, Interim Provost at MassArt told Hyperallergic in a phone interview.
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Dr. Summers, the provost, said that by making hard decisions now and "doing fewer things better," the university could find a more stable future.
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And so I actually work with a provost at Stanford to rethink our online education policy, and where I come in is field trips.
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Youlonda Copeland-Morgan, vice provost for enrollment management, said all applications are read by about 70 people on her staff and 250 paid, seasonal readers.
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In a memo announcing Mosqueda's appointment to the USC community, provost Michael Quick said support for her among faculty, staff and students had been overwhelming.
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But the sense of humor is evident from the start, thanks in large part to Scrofano and Provost-Chalkley's entertaining chemistry as the Earp gals.
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Provost says that she gave an auditor access to her Facebook account to look at her activity and verify that she was an infrequent user.
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" University Provost Lauren Robel said the school can&apost fire Rasmusen because the "First Amendment of the United States Constitution forbids us to do so.
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Columbia University will not bargain with a United Auto Workers affiliate that represents teaching and research assistants, the university's provost John Coatsworth announced on Tuesday.
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"I really think Burt was a visionary leader at SLAC," said Persis Drell, the Stanford provost who served as SLAC director from 2007 to 2012.
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Early on a recent Saturday, Cherry Provost, usually a late riser, drove from her home, in Glen Ridge, New Jersey, to Remsenburg, on Long Island.
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"I just don't think at the time there was anything, if they had gone to a dean or provost, that would have happened," she said.
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He was knighted in 2007, served as the provost of the Royal College of Art in London and is one of the country's richest men.
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William Brustein, then-vice provost for international affairs at Ohio State University, recalled meeting the American ambassador, Jon M. Huntsman Jr., in Beijing in 2011.
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"We cannot address this crisis by shifting more resources," Carla L. Provost, the chief of the Border Patrol, told the Senate Judiciary Committee this month.
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The author, Harry Lustig, made a narrow escape and became a noted physics professor, provost and vice president at the City College of New York.
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The groom's mother is a senior lecturer in computer science at N.J.I.T., where his father serves as the provost and the senior executive vice president.
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Provost: Well, I think it happens all the time in meetings and discussions as we deal with strategy, particularly, at the sectors, at the headquarters.
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Provost: Those are probably the individuals who it just doesn't appeal to, and maybe it—or they choose not to stay with the Border Patrol.
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Indiana University Executive Vice President and Provost Lauren Robel sent a statement to the business school community calling the professor's comments sexist, homophobic and racist.
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His father is the provost of Eton College, the chancellor of the University of Reading in England, and the chairman of Coutts Bank in London.
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Nielsen was joined at the event by McAleenan, Border Patrol chief Carla Provost and Gloria Chavez, chief of the El Centro sector of the border.
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Now director of the creative writing program at the university and its interim provost, Mr. Delgado and his wife, Jean Douglas Delgado, raised three children here.
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They were consolidated before U.S. District Judge Kevin Sharp of Nashville (now retired), who eventually appointed Lowey Dannenberg Cohen & Hart and Provost Umphrey as lead counsel.
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"Their business model is basically one that acts like someone tossing a fish into a bucket of lobsters," said Jonathan Lee Provost, a former Flex driver.
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About 71 percent of Direct Connect students have graduated within six years of transferring, according to Dale Whittaker, provost and executive vice president of the university.
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" Provost told Roybal-Allard that as soon as she saw the report, she "put an announcement out to the workforce condemning the actions of those individuals.
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Cover: Carla Provost, chief of the U.S. Border Patrol, swears in to a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee hearing in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, May 8, 2019.
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James Lowe, Assistant Vice Provost at the University of Connecticut has helped students make the transition from college to the "real world" for almost a decade.
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Mitchel A. Sollenberger is associate provost and professor of political science at University of Michigan-Dearborn and the author of the book THE PRESIDENT SHALL NOMINATE.
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Earlier this month, 220 of the 22110 students in Columbia's visual arts MFA program met with the school's dean and provost to demand full tuition refunds.
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There are some crucial debates and decisions coming up that will need involvement from McAleenan and Provost as leaders with full authority rather than as placeholders.
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A former provost at Temple University with a background in microbiology and immunology, she was chosen to lead an ambitious expansion of the college's science programs.
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In the morning, Provost Daniel Diermeier sent out the first campus-wide email since the strike began to reaffirm the university's position on graduate student unionization.
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""These were not specific to this site; I do not know what sites they were specific to," Provost said, "but there were some social media issues.
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Provost posted in the group, which has brought new scrutiny upon the agency, as recently as three months after her August appointment, according to The Intercept.
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Four days later, at a meeting of the student government, the university provost, Eric D. Isaacs, was confronted with students and campus workers pressing the demands.
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"I don't know if it's possible to be both humbled and proud at the same time, but those are certainly the emotions I'm feeling," Provost said.
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"The population of OTM's (Other Than Mexicans) is higher here than anywhere else in the country and higher in unaccompanied minors and family units," Provost said.
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" Stanford Provost Persis Drell told The Daily that the email chain between Ferguson and the students was "contrary to the spirit and intent of Cardinal Conversations.
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David Laude, a former senior vice provost in charge of student success at U.T., told me the school's culture was opposed to four-year graduation rates.
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"A Field Guide to Whale Creek" and the accompanying pamphlet for the Newtown Creek Nature Walk (Paidge Avenue and Provost Street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn) are available online.
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U.S. Border Patrol chief Carla Provost called the posts "completely inappropriate" and said any officers who violated the agency's code of conduct would be held accountable.
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The party members included the provost, appointed to lead on the "ideological front" after a long career in the agricultural department of the regional party committee.
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Mr. Philbert, who joined the university in 1995 and was appointed provost in 2017, was suspended with pay, a university spokesman, Rick Fitzgerald, said on Thursday.
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Holloway currently serves a the provost at Northwestern University where he is also a professor of history and African American studies, according to the school's website.
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"Unfortunately, in our case, there was no concerted, strategic effort and we're trying to change that at this point," he said in an interview as provost.
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Provost: Well, I think specific to the Border Patrol, I think the agents are feeling empowered to actually enforce the laws that are on the books.
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Concerned that the education of those students might be harmed, Chief Kasper and the school district's superintendent, John Provost, decided last week to scrap the program.
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Glimcher has served as the Stephen and Suzanne Weiss Dean and professor of medicine of Weill Cornell Medical College, and as Cornell's Provost for Medical Affairs.
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Robert McMaster, the vice provost and dean of undergraduate education, said the school was seeking to offer more financial aid for low-income students of color.
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