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Using student housing to sharpen your retention strategy
Key points: Student housing offers a direct window into student well-being How campus shapes the way students work The hidden link between AI strategy and student retention For more news on retention, visit eCN’s Campus Leadership hub Ask any university president how they can improve visibility into student well-being and satisfaction, and housing may not come up at all, yet housing teams have insight into some of the earliest and most robust signals of student risk and satisfaction anywhere...
The new Brain Health and Dementia Coproduction Forum
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Uniting to strengthen inclusion and wellbeing for county's children and young people with special educational needs
Education experts and practitioners came together at the University of Northampton to demonstrate the power of partnership in driving better outcomes for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Held at Waterside Campus on Friday 3 July, the Schools' Inclusion Conference 2026 was jointly delivered by the University, North Northamptonshire Council, West Northamptonshire Council and the Northamptonshire Teaching School Hub.
UON academic will lead research to monitor the project and evaluate its impact
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University's paramedic science degree re-endorsed by national, professional body
Jason Day A popular University health degree has been given the ‘thumbs' up' from a national organisation that reflects educational excellence and quality. The BSc (Hons) Paramedic Science degree has again been formally endorsed by the College of Paramedics, up until 31 October 2028. Endorsement from the College recognises a commitment from the University to maintain the highest standards in pre-registration paramedic education.
UON opened its doors for young people to have fun and explore career options
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Research about teachers’ resilience
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Where there’s a Will, there’s a way! Journalism graduate lands dream opportunity on BBC radio
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Butterfly survey reveals healthy wildlife habitats at Waterside
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Trap for the Unwary: Hart-Scott-Rodino Filing Requirements
Jason Day is the firmwide chair of the Corporate practice and a member of the firm’s Executive Committee. Jason serves as a trusted advisor to public companies on their most sensitive securities and corporate governance matters. He regularly counsels public company boards of… Jason Day is the firmwide chair of the Corporate practice and a member of the firm’s Executive Committee.
Audit Committee Financial Expert Casts a Wide Net
Here’s a tip from the sixth edition of our popular publication The Public Company Handbook, which is an easy-to-read guide that provides practical insights regarding legal and other board management issues facing public—or soon-to-be-public—companies. The SEC has adopted a pragmatic definition of Audit Committee financial expert. Investment bankers, venture capital investors, stock analysts and others may qualify, along with finance professionals.
The SEC’s New Pay-for-Performance Rules: 3 Things to Do Now
As we blogged a few months ago, the SEC’s new pay-for-performance rules apply to the upcoming proxy season—and if you haven’t started looking into the groundwork you need for this new proxy disclosure yet, you need to get started right away if you’re a company with a 12/31 fiscal year-end. Remember that “no surprises” is a good policy in dealing with your board and CEO—and a little work now on your disclosures now may save you from some big headaches come January and February.
The SEC (Finally) Adopts Pay-for-Performance Rules: 5 Things to Know
Twelve years in the making, the SEC adopted pay-for-performance (P4P) disclosure rules last week in the form of new Item 402(v) of Regulation S-K. Here’s the 234-page adopting release. And here’s the press release and fact sheet. In 2010, as part of the Dodd-Frank Act, the SEC was directed to adopt pay-for-performance rules. The SEC didn’t get around to proposing something until five years later. Then seven years after that, in January 2022, the SEC re-opened the comment period.
Internal Investigations: Who Are the Company's Actual Adversaries?
Following up on our recent blog in a series about internal investigations, investigative attorneys are often engaged, at least in part, for the very purpose of establishing legal privilege over an internal investigation. In other words, they are paid to be paranoid about privilege waivers and their impact on our clients’ legal fortunes.
Internal Investigations: Law on Work Product & Attorney-Client Privilege
Following up on a recent Public Chatter blog in a series about internal investigations, note that Federal Rule of Evidence 502(g) states: (1) “Attorney-client privilege” means the protection that applicable law provides for confidential attorney-client communications; and (2) “Work-product protection” means the protection that applicable law provides for tangible material (or its intangible equivalent) prepared in anticipation of litigation or for trial.
Internal Investigations: Law on Work Product & Attorney-Client Privilege
Following up on our recent blog in a series about internal investigations, note that Federal Rule of Evidence 502(g) states: (1) “Attorney-client privilege” means the protection that applicable law provides for confidential attorney-client communications; and (2) “Work-product protection” means the protection that applicable law provides for tangible material (or its intangible equivalent) prepared in anticipation of litigation or for trial.
Internal Investigations: Quest for Investigative Search Terms
Following up on our recent blog in a series about internal investigations, let us start this one by noting that this problem is real. Between enforcers and the outside auditors, in virtually every internal investigation there will be a request to review a copy of the search term list. In almost every case, lawyers who acceded to such a request do so at their clients’ peril.
Internal Investigations: Pressure to Turn Over Sensitive Information
Following up on our recent blog as part of a series about internal investigations, some privilege waiver concerns have rarely received much attention. Privilege waiver, however, moved to the front burner in part because of the Biden administration’s decision to move the focus back from Main Street to Wall Street.
Protecting Privilege in Internal Investigations: Understanding the Ask
To kick off our series of blogs about internal investigations, let us note that rarely does a week pass in a white collar investigation – or in an SEC-regulatory outside counsel’s life – that an auditor or government enforcement attorney does not request some interim (or final) read-out. These requests for information can encompass investigative process and factual findings, lists of search terms, interview outlines, or similar investigative materials.
Your 10-Q Risk Factors: 6 Types to Consider
A few days ago, I ran down a list of five items to consider for your risk factor disclosure for the Form 10-Q. Right now, there are a number of topics that are being addressed by many companies in their risk factors. Among those are these: 1. COVID-19 impact – The pandemic continues to weigh heavily on nearly every company and you should consider whether the risk profile has changed since your last risk factor update.
The SEC Brings Another Cyber Breach Disclosure Case! 5 Things to Consider
For years, we’ve heard that the SEC’s Enforcement Division has been policing cybersecurity breach disclosures and related disclosure controls. The SEC has conducted a number of SEC investigations over that time, but very few of those have seen the light of day. We recently blogged a few times about one of those, the SEC’s Solar Winds inquiry.
The SEC’s SolarWinds Enforcement FAQs
Earlier this week, we blogged about the SEC’s SolarWinds enforcement inquiries. This morning, the SEC issued guidance in the form of 19 FAQs for responding to the voluntary request for information relating to a SolarWinds inquiry. For most companies, the important points are: The SEC identified the specific compromised versions of the software: Version 2020.2 (with no hotfix); Orion Platform software version 2020.2 HF 1; and Orion Platform software version 2019.4 HF 5.
The NYSE Changes Its Related Party Transaction Rule: 4 Things to Do Now
This one may be a “sleeper” rule change for you. I didn’t pay much attention to it initially as it was adopted along with the relaxed requirements for shareholder approval of related-party equity issuances – but some companies may need to make changes to their audit committee charters and/or related party transaction policies. A few months ago, the SEC approved an amendment to the NYSE’s related party transactions rule (in Section 314 of the Listed Company Manual).
Why build a house that’s “Instagram-worthy”
By Jason Day Why build a house that’s “Instagram-worthy” Over the years, Social Media has been a great tool in influencing our perspectives. It has completely changed our lifestyle. Everything that one does has a tinge of social media ideas and thoughts present. Social Media has significantly contributed to the way we are living today.
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