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I was president of Wisconsin's UW System. It needs reform. | Opinion Original
The former UW System president argues that the Board of Regents must change for the universities to succeed. Rothman suggests the board should be smaller, more experienced, and potentially compensated for their service. He emphasizes that regents must provide clear, unified direction and avoid interfering with day-to-day management. A strategic plan should serve as the "North Star" for all board decisions to ensure a shared vision.
UW Board of Regents too large to be effective | Jay Rothman Original
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Artificial intelligence – preparing Wisconsin for the future - Plymouth Review
MADISON — Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just an abstract concept in our distant future. It’s here now, shaping classrooms, research labs, clinics, business and homes -- and it’s here to stay. The question isn’t whether AI will change our lives, but how Wisconsin prepares to thrive in an AI-enabled world. The Universities of Wisconsin believe the answer starts […] Remember Me
Universities of Wisconsin at forefront of artificial intelligence | Jay Rothman Original
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Trump's Middle East peace gambit may be flawed but the alternative is worse | Opinion
For two years, I've disappointed friends across the political spectrum. My relative silence during the Gaza war drew accusations of complicity from some, betrayal from others. But as a professional mediator who has spent decades working on Israeli-Palestinian conflicts, I've learned that occupying the space between binary positions means becoming both doorway and doormat.
Call to support UW schools
Dear Wisconsin state lawmakers: Public support for the Universities of Wisconsin ranks 43rd out of 50 states. To build the talent pipeline that Wisconsin counts on for its economic vibrancy, we urge you to increase funding for our public universities to ensure that they remain competitive. By comparison, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, and Minnesota are all in the top 10 nationally in state funding for their respective public universities, and Wisconsin is falling behind.
The UWs are changing to meet challenges
By Jay Rothman Universities of Wisconsin President Last fall, I announced a new identity for Wisconsin’s 13 public universities — the Universities of Wisconsin. The goal was to shift the emphasis from our system to our universities, which create opportunities for students and improve communities all across our state. It’s been an exciting change that will take time to fully take effect but that our state is embracing.
Opinion | Name change highlights UW universities
Earlier this week I announced a new name and identity for our constellation of 13 public universities — the Universities of Wisconsin. The goal is to shift the emphasis from our System to our universities, which create opportunities for students and improve communities all across the state. It’s an exciting change that I’m confident the people of Wisconsin will embrace with pride. But the new identity is not the only change we have been making at the Universities of Wisconsin.
New Universities of Wisconsin identity is one of several changes underway
MADISON, Wis. – Earlier this week I announced a new name and identity for our constellation of 13 public universities – the Universities of Wisconsin. The goal is to shift the emphasis from our System to our Universities, which create opportunities for students and improve communities all across the state. It’s an exciting change that I’m confident the people of Wisconsin will embrace with pride. But the new identity is not the only change we have been making at the Universities of Wisconsin.
15 Best Things to Do in Ada County, ID
Ada County, Idaho, is a gorgeous place I recently discovered. A brief background of Ada County, it's situated in the state's southwest portion. It's Indiana's most populous county, home to over 495,000 inhabitants, making up Indiana's 27-percent population. I wandered through Ada County's vast wilderness, deep canyons, pristine rivers, and rolling hills. The further I explored, its long, winding roads took me to more scenic locations and historical places from charming small towns.
Robert Mnookin - Mediation Secrets Exposed: Three Tips You Need to Know
Overview: The US is now facing national crisis and vigorous discussion about the faults of its criminal justice system, particularly around the African American community and its encounter with the...
Jay Rothman - Los Angeles, CA, Doctor of Law At Southwestern Law School
Attorney in Employment Law in Los Angeles, CA What makes Jay Rothman such a powerful advocate for his clients is his passion for the law and his refusal to back down from a challenge. He knows that winning in court requires more than just legal knowledge – it takes guts, determination, and an unwavering commitment to justice. Clients can rest assured knowing that Jay will never give up on them and will always fight tirelessly to secure the best possible outcome.
Another view column: Civil dialogue is vital to citizenship
I’ve had the pleasure of speaking with hundreds of students in the early days of my tenure as University of Wisconsin System president. They’re smart, enthusiastic and brimming with ideas to make the world better. One of those ideas captured my attention because it addressed a topic that’s been on my mind lately – civil dialogue.
Why civil dialogue is vital to citizenship
I’ve had the pleasure of speaking with hundreds of students in the early days of my tenure as University of Wisconsin System president. They’re smart, enthusiastic, and brimming with ideas to make the world better. One of those ideas captured my attention because it addressed a topic that’s been on my mind lately – civil dialogue.
Why civil dialogue is vital to citizenship
I’ve had the pleasure of speaking with hundreds of students in the early days of my tenure as University of Wisconsin System president. They’re smart, enthusiastic, and brimming with ideas to make the world better. One of those ideas captured my attention because it addressed a topic that’s been on my mind lately—civil dialogue.
Why civil dialogue is vital to citizenship
I've had the pleasure of speaking with hundreds of students in the early days of my tenure as University of Wisconsin System president. They're smart, enthusiastic, and brimming with ideas to make the world better. One of those ideas captured my attention because it addressed a topic that's been on my mind lately - civil dialogue.
Why civil dialogue is vital to citizenship
I’ve had the pleasure of speaking with hundreds of students in the early days of my tenure as University of Wisconsin System president. They’re smart, enthusiastic, and brimming with ideas to make the world better. One of those ideas captured my attention because it addressed a topic that’s been on my mind lately – civil dialogue.
NiSh’ma: Sinat Chinam
NiSh’ma By Jay Rothman: “Baseless hatred,” say our sages, caused the destruction of the Second Temple and Jewish dispersal. Today, it is palpable in our careening world, including within our own fractured community. In Israel and the U.S., hearts are hardening and existential battles are fought. Creative and cooperative ways to heal rifts and move forward together to address urgent and shared problems are commonly overshadowed by radical disagreement. However, this isn’t the essential problem.
ESPN Unveils Dynamic, New Monday Night Football Commentator Team: Joe Tessitore, Jason Witten, Booger McFarland and Lisa Salters
Photos via ESPN Images More via ESPN Front Row MNF commentators all-time When Monday Night Football‘s 49th season kicks off this fall, ESPN will unveil a dynamic, new NFL commentator team featuring play-by-play voice Joe Tessitore, analysts Jason Witten and Booger McFarland, and reporter Lisa Salters. Tessitore and Witten will be in the booth, while McFarland will bring a new perspective to the games each week as the first field-level analyst for sports television’s signature series.
ESPN’s QB2QB with Russell Wilson Series to Debut in April
Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl Champion to Mentor 2018 NFL Draft Prospects Baker Mayfield, Saquon Barkley, Mason Rudolph and J.T. Barrett Photos via ESPN Images QB2QB with Russell Wilson logo Wilson on ESPN Radio’s Golic and Wingo ESPN will debut SportsCenter Special: QB2QB with Russell Wilson next month featuring the Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl champion quarterback mentoring top prospects in advance of the 2018 NFL Draft.
ESPN expanding coverage on the Dallas Cowboys
ESPN will present SportsCenter Special: Cowboys Training Camp in prime time on Tuesday, August 4, at 6 p.m.The two-hour special will feature live on-field coverage of the Dallas Cowboys.A year ago, ESPN hosted a similar show spotlighting the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks.SportsCenter anchor Kenny Mayne will again host this year’s special with Monday Night Football’s Jon Gruden and studio analyst Darren Woodson.
ESPN NFL Content for Wild Card Weekend
ESPN’s First NFL Playoff Game: Arizona Cardinals vs. Cam Newton and Carolina Panthers on Wild Card Saturday ESPN will televise the first NFL Playoff game in its 35-year history this week when Cam Newton and the NFC South champion Carolina Panthers host Larry Fitzgerald and the AFC West’s Arizona Cardinals in a NFC Wild Card game on Saturday, January 3, at 4:20 p.m. ET (kickoff at 4:35 p.m.).
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