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Faculty senate proposes plans for bioengineering department, AI usage, employee benefits
The Faculty Senate held its monthly meeting on Tuesday night, the discussion fixating on a proposal to create a new bioengineering department within the College of Engineering. Mark Golitko of the academic affairs committee presented the proposal to the senate, sharing that current bioengineering department at Notre Dame is run across different engineering groups — creating a lack of faculty members whose main disciple is bioengineering.
Some restaurants at Notre Dame charge sales tax, others do not
At least four on-campus restaurants are charging a sales tax for their orders this semester, including in transactions using flex points — FujiSan, Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers, Garbanzo Mediterranean Fresh and Barberitos. “The Indiana tax code (IC 6-2.5-5.22) exempts meals sold directly by non-profit colleges and universities to their students from sales tax.
Notre Dame offers unique courses on alcohol, baseball and AI for fall semester
Throughout this fall, the University of Notre Dame's course catalog provides students the opportunity to explore their interests in a multitude of fields. Professor Katherine Walden is leading a course this semester titled, “Baseball and America,” which she described as a way to integrate academic inquiry to mainstream culture. ”We can use the tools of academic research to ask questions about the things that are part of our daily life ...
Medicaid Forward is a bad bill - vote no
It appears chaos has engulfed Washington, D.C., and its effects are starting to be felt in New Mexico. Only a few weeks ago, funding for essential services, including Medicaid, was cut off abruptly and without explanation by the federal government. Thankfully, after several tense days, most of these programs were reinstated, yet looming questions on the fate of federal funding for programs persist.
5 Questions to Consider When Signing up Your Child for an Afterschool Program
Over the course of a typical school year, there are around 525 hours between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. As an afterschool professional with more than 10 years of experience designing, implementing, and evaluating out-of-school time programs, I’ve seen the afterschool hours spent in many different ways.
Five Questions to Consider When Signing Your Child Up for an Afterschool Program
Over the course of a typical school year there are around 525 hours between 3:00 and 6:00 pm. As an afterschool professional with over ten years of experience designing, implementing and evaluating out-of-school time programs, I’ve seen the afterschool hours spent in many different ways.
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