These levels represent the bare minimum needed to support the effective delivery and oversight of almost $50 billion in student financial assistance in FY 1998 to over eight million students and their parents. (archives.gov)
Master's3
In 1974, UTSA's enrollment reached 1,171, and 82 students received master's degrees in the university's first Commencement in August. (utsa.edu)
The first Commencement for students on the Main Campus took place in May 1976 with 46 receiving bachelor's degrees and 184 receiving master's degrees. (utsa.edu)
Students within the master's programme in Environmental Studies and Sustainability Science (LUMES) have created a card came for children about the different sustainability issues c. (lu.se)
19991
1999-036 [Students on campus], 1989-1997, 13e9bd67-66c0-4919-bd85-e697f472e25d. (buffalo.edu)
Chun1
After a series of failed protests led by university student union, the June Democratic Uprising, prompted by the death of Bak Jong-cheol, the then-president of Seoul National University's student council and a prodemocracy activist, forced Chun to step down and compelled party leaders, both ruling and opposition, to hold a referendum on a constitutional amendment, which vastly reduced presidential powers, codified direct presidential elections, and strengthened civil rights. (wikipedia.org)
20021
This final report summarizes the impressive accomplishments of the Sunshine Education and Research Center (SERC) at the University of South Florida for the funding period July 1, 1997 to June 30, 2002. (cdc.gov)
However, if we judge by the demands of the protests alone, the 1997 protests were unsuccessful, for they did not manage to sustain their alternative non-violent strategy of resistance for much longer, nor achieve more limited goals such as the return of Albanian students to the university's campus and facilities. (prishtinainsight.com)
Campus protest or student protest is a form of student activism that takes the form of protest at university campuses . (wikipedia.org)
Early studies of campus protests conducted in the United States in the mid-1960s suggested that students who were more likely to take part in the protests tended to come from middle class and upper middle class backgrounds, major in social sciences and humanities , and come from families with liberal political views . (wikipedia.org)
shares a similar view, suggesting that right-leaning, conservative students and faculty are less likely to organize or join campus protests. (wikipedia.org)
In September 1975, UTSA began classes at the Main Campus with more than 4,000 undergraduate and graduate students. (utsa.edu)
In 1997, UTSA opened the Downtown Campus adjacent to Interstate 35 and historic Cattleman Square. (utsa.edu)
Today, campus activities and programs are hosted by more than 350 student organizations. (utsa.edu)
Four thousand students live in on-campus residence halls. (utsa.edu)
Committee2
Student papers are selected by the Scientific Program Committee and forwarded to the Student Paper Advisory Committee (SPAC) which nominates eight finalist papers for presentation during the meeting. (amia.org)
Meningococcal disease and college students : recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). (cdc.gov)
Year4
Because Korea's Youth Protection Act defines drinking age as January 1 of the year one turns 19 (not one's birthday), being able to drink is a common denominator over which first-year university students form friendships. (wikipedia.org)
One of 5 mentors that assists 19 first-year students in their transition to a rural college setting. (angelfire.com)
Of the stratified random sample of students from Amman schools (n = 648), 43% were ever smokers (had smoked for 1 year) and 27.6% were current smokers, while 81% reported having a smoker in the family. (who.int)
The project then based asthma surveillance project year) reported asthma for six school years tracked all students with asthma to target prevention strategies. (cdc.gov)
Physics1
Two physicists will be honored for their work in particle and beam physics at the 1997 Particle Accelerator Conference in May. (aps.org)
Date1
In the West , student protests such as strikes date to the early days of universities in the Middle Ages , with some of the earliest being the University of Oxford strike of 1209, [9] [10] and the University of Paris strike of 1229 , which lasted two years. (wikipedia.org)
Faculty2
In summer 1973, UTSA admitted 671 graduate students and began classes taught by 52 faculty members in leased facilities at the Koger Center. (utsa.edu)
SERC has evolved a strong student and faculty research program consistent with NORA initiative. (cdc.gov)
Occupational1
2010). Occupational homicides by selected characteristics, 1997-2010 . (cdc.gov)
19811
In addition to building on the legacy of previous student movements and protests - in particular, the ones in 1986 and 1981, during which students acted politically to challenge unjust Yugoslav/Serbian state policies against the Albanian population in Kosovo - the 1997 protest was also important for it heralded a change in the course of Kosovo Albanians' struggle for freedom and independence. (prishtinainsight.com)
19603
University students found their identity through organizing and spearheading anti-corruption and anti-dictatorship mass protests such as the 1960 April Revolution, the 1979 Bu-Ma Democratic Protests, the 1980 Gwangju Uprising, and the 1987 June Struggle. (wikipedia.org)
During military dictatorship between 1960 and 1987, university students stood at the forefront of anti-dictatorship protests, oftentimes organizing mass demonstrations themselves. (wikipedia.org)
The April Revolution in 1960 was the first successful student-led democratization movement in South Korea that ousted President Syngman Rhee, which catapulted university students to the drivers of social change. (wikipedia.org)
Protest1
The October 1, 1997 student protest marks one of the most important moments in Kosovo's recent history. (prishtinainsight.com)
Guardian1
Twenty page issue of The Guardian, the official student-run newspaper for Wright State University. (wright.edu)
University18
Tamara Williams, a Detroit native, was poised to finish a general studies degree at the University in the fall of 1997 when she was fatally stabbed by her boyfriend. (michigandaily.com)
Issued by La Salle University for 1996-1997. (archive.org)
1997) Shepherd School of Music, Rice University: https://hdl.handle.net/1911/87541. (rice.edu)
Despite government crackdown, student activities promoting free exchange of ideas and free expression continued on university campuses in the form of student clubs. (wikipedia.org)
Such student club culture and the activities remain the linchpin of university life. (wikipedia.org)
University students in South Korea are not required to live in dormitories. (wikipedia.org)
A significant number of students live alone in studios near university campuses, or a communal form of housing called hasukjib, which has been featured in multiple K-dramas. (wikipedia.org)
However, excessive drinking during university events has frequently resulted in the death of one or more students. (wikipedia.org)
Although Park had been successful in suppressing mass demonstrations organized by university students, buoyed by the popularity in his early years, demonstrations against Park's regime eventually began to erupt nationwide as Park's popularity started to dwindle. (wikipedia.org)
Chun's coup spurred civil unrest throughout the country, leading up to the anti-martial law demonstration in May 1980, coordinated by 35 universities in Seoul and an additional 24 universities outside Seoul where between 70,000 and 100,000 university students took to the open square of Seoul Station. (wikipedia.org)
In fact, the student protests were made possible as a result of changes in the leadership of the University of Prishtina and the Student Union, UPSUP, where for the first time candidates not affiliated with LDK won the election. (prishtinainsight.com)
It constantly featured articles criticizing the status quo in Kosovo, LDK's political impotence, as well as its failure to push for the implementation of the 1996 Rugova-Milosevic agreement (mediated by the Community of Sant'Egidio) on education, that foresaw the return of Albanian students to university buildings. (prishtinainsight.com)
Such protests encompass a wide range of activities that indicate student dissatisfaction with a given political or academics issue and mobilization to communicate this dissatisfaction to the authorities (university or civil or both) and society in general and hopefully remedy the problem. (wikipedia.org)
The largest student strike in the history of the United States occurred in May and June 1970, in the aftermath of the American invasion of Cambodia and the killings of student protesters at Kent State University in Ohio . (wikipedia.org)
The university also expanded its University Center and student housing. (utsa.edu)
It is a university of first choice for students from Texas, across the nation and 94 countries. (utsa.edu)
With research as diverse as its students, the university receives grants from federal, state and local agencies and from private foundations supporting research, public service and training. (utsa.edu)
Between 28 November-16 December 2022, Lund University will be hosting 'Applicant Weeks' for all prospective students and applicants. (lu.se)
Degree1
While working there, she returned to Ivy Tech Kokomo at the urging of her late aunt Peggy Hanes, who at the time was director of student success at the College, and completed an associate degree in Paramedic Science in 2006. (ivytech.edu)
Protests5
While it was not the student-led mass protests that brought about the fall of President Park, it is generally believed that the student society across universities fostered an environment in which Park's authoritarian reign could not last. (wikipedia.org)
Rather, according to Driton Lajci, they were "determined to redirect student energies towards protests against occupation, but also the LDK. (prishtinainsight.com)
Despite LDK's opposition and international diplomatic pressures, the UPSUP organized a series of massive protests in late 1997 that were met with force by Serbia. (prishtinainsight.com)
In fact, their success was undermined by other major forces - related to the escalation of the conflict and the beginning of armed clashes months later - that the student protests had helped unleash. (prishtinainsight.com)
[17] Later studies from early 1970s, however, suggested that participation in protests was broader, through still more likely for students from social sciences and humanities than more vocational-oriented fields like economy or engineering. (wikipedia.org)
Organizations1
In post-war Kosovo, student organizations failed to find a renewed, genuine sense of purpose and activism that goes above and beyond daily narrow political interests. (prishtinainsight.com)
Research1
Our unique international, interdisciplinary setting offers both researchers, master students and PhD candidates a vibrant learning and research environment which provides a forum for professional development in sustainability. (lu.se)
19701
An estimated four million students at more than 450 universities, colleges and high schools participated in what became known as the Student strike of 1970 . (wikipedia.org)
Graduate students1
UTSA now offers 157 degrees to more than 32,000 students, including more than 4,100 graduate students. (utsa.edu)
Eligible1
If the number of eligible students exceeds dorm capacity, space is allocated based on academic performance. (wikipedia.org)
Years1
This study aimed to evaluate the smoking behaviour of Jordanian secondary-school students (aged 16-18 years), their awareness of the dangers of smoking and their perceived susceptibility to lung cancer. (who.int)
Historically1
Students have historically been one of the key building blocks in the Albanian struggle for cultural and national affirmation. (prishtinainsight.com)
Physicians1
Perhaps even more alarming is that, after accidents, suicide is the most common cause of death among medical students and male resident physicians. (medscape.com)
Demonstrations1
More widespread student demonstrations occurred in 19th century Europe , for example in Imperial Russia . (wikipedia.org)
Center1
North Texas Medical Center is rolling out a new program for GISD students allowing for online Telehealth visits with the students. (yahoo.com)
Program6
This program will allow students presenting symptoms to get diagnosed and get medicine prescribed while they're at the school, preventing the delay of parents having to pick up their child, make an appointment with their doctor and hoping they can get in. (yahoo.com)
Jennifer Hindman, a 1997 graduate of Ivy Tech Kokomo's EMT program who now serves as vice president and chief operating officer of Community Howard Regional Health, has been honored with the Distinguished Alumni Award by Ivy Tech Community College. (ivytech.edu)
First, H.R. 2535 needs to be amended to ensure that all student loan borrowers who are seeking to consolidate their loans are treated equitably and provided consolidation benefits comparable to those available in the direct loan program (with the exception of income-contingent repayment). (archives.gov)
Allowing direct loan borrowers to consolidate their student loans into the Government guaranteed FFEL program only addresses one-third of those loan consolidation applications in the backlog. (archives.gov)
Add a provision requiring a FFEL lender that wants to consolidate student loans during the time period covered by the bill to make consolidation available to all borrowers applying for it on the same basis as consolidation is available under the direct loan program. (archives.gov)
UMM Minority Student Gateway Program , Morris, MN. (angelfire.com)
Eligibility1
The Administration is pleased that the reported version of H.R. 2535 includes the Administration's proposal to ensure that a student is able to enjoy the full benefit of the new HOPE Scholarship or Lifetime Learning tax credit without jeopardizing his or her future eligibility for student financial assistance. (archives.gov)
Children2
Since 1997, infants and young children have been recommended to receive a 5-dose series of DTaP ( 3 ). (cdc.gov)
Since so many children are now being educated in home schools, the problem this researcher wanted to address was the following: How do home schools manage literacy education, and in particular, reading aloud to students? (nheri.org)
College2
More than 60 percent of UTSA students are from underrepresented groups, and 45 percent are first-generation college students. (utsa.edu)
Robin Shapiro has been an academic librarian at Portland Community College in Oregon since 1997. (cdc.gov)
School2
Students at Holy Angels School in Dayton, Ohio, got a chance to chat with Linenger April 21. (arrl.org)
On April 23, students at Jerling Junior High School in Orland Park, Illinois--a Chicago suburb--had a 10-minute contact with Linenger. (arrl.org)
Start1
Since its start in 1997, more than 1000 students from more than 100 different countries have graduated from the programme. (lu.se)
Death1
This document is intended to provide guidance to the consumer in accessing and utilizing the multiple cause-of-death public-use tape file for 1997. (cdc.gov)
Services1
In addition, the bill needs to be amended so that services to student loan borrowers under both the direct loan and the Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) programs are not impaired by reducing funds available for administrative expenses. (archives.gov)