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Robert Darnton awarded Prix Mondial Cino Del Duca

March 1, 2021
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first_img Read Full Story Robert Darnton, Harvard University Librarian and Carl H. Pforzheimer University Professor, was awarded the Prix Mondial Cino Del Duca by the Institut de France. The Prix Mondial is awarded each year to an author whose work “conveys a message of modern humanism.” The Institut de France noted it wanted to recognize Darnton for “his research on the history of books as well as his engagement in favor of open access to cultural material through the Internet.” Darnton will attend an award ceremony at the institute in June 2013.Darnton joined Harvard in 2007 from Princeton University. He holds an A.B. from Harvard and a B.Phil and D.Phil from Oxford University, where he was a Rhodes scholar. His publications include The Business of Enlightenment: A Publishing History of the Encyclopédie, The Great Cat Massacre and Other Episodes in French Cultural History and The Case for Books: Past, Present and Future. Darnton’s many awards include a MacArthur Fellowship and the National Medal of Humanities, and he is a chevalier in the French Legion of Honor. Darnton is a member of the Harvard Library Board, chair of the Harvard Library Faculty Advisory Council, a trustee of the New York Public Library and a member of the Digital Public Library of America board of directors.last_img read more

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Department of Biostatistics hosts Pipelines into Biostatistics

March 1, 2021
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first_imgThe Department of Biostatistics will host Pipelines into Biostatistics, its first Annual Symposium dedicated to increasing the presence of underrepresented groups in biostatistics and quantitative public health through formal training, collaborative research, and mentoring.The Symposium is a new component to the Department’s Summer Program in Quantitative Sciences, which, since 1994, has hosted underrepresented undergraduates with interests in quantitative subjects and public health. The goal of the 6-week program is to encourage these students’ future participation in graduate programs in public health, biomedicine, and biostatistics.Dr. Melody S. Goodman, a 2001 graduate of the Summer Program, will deliver the keynote lecture titled, “You want to quantify that?! Developing quantitative measures for community engagement in research, multi-environment life course segregation & White privilege.” Other invited speakers include Sheila Thomas from Harvard Medical School, William Velez from The University of Arizona, and Ulrica Wilson from Morehouse College.Pipelines into Biostatistics will be held on Thursday, July 24th at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.last_img read more

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Student Senate reflects on inaugural Walk the Walk Week

January 26, 2021
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first_imgNotre Dame’s Student Senate met Wednesday evening to exchange feedback pertaining to Notre Dame’s celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and the University’s inaugural Walk the Walk Week.Senators raised concerns about the effectiveness of this year’s scheduling and potential improvements for next year.Discussion lent itself to the possibility of a University-wide holiday without class.“One big concern was faculty — are they going to come in if if they don’t have a class to teach? Same thing with the students — if you get out of bed and go to a 9 a.m. [class], you might as well go to this [Celebration] Luncheon. As opposed to [thinking], ‘It’s a three-day weekend, I’m going to go out drinking on a Sunday night,’” student body president Bryan Ricketts said.In addition to discussion of Walk The Walk Week, the Senate approved the nomination of a new Director of Gender Issues, sophomore Alex Eisele.Ricketts said he nominated Eisele for the position after a thorough interview process.“Alex has been a good friend of many of the members of Student Government. … We talked to her about her experiences with the It’s On Us Campaign and GreenDot and her involvement with that,” Ricketts said. “We were very impressed with the way that, even though she wasn’t formerly involved in student government, she really took to heart the messages of the campaign.”Members of Senate proceeded to discuss and pass sophomore Sara Dugan, Parliamentarian, as an acting and non-voting member of Judicial Council’s election committee.This order was due to the fact that Ricketts and Zach Waterson, Judicial Council president, are currently searching for a new Director of Internal Affairs, a position previously held by sophomore student body vice-presidential candidate Rebecca Blais.Dugan’s role will include impartially advising the election committee on all constitutional matters, effective immediately, due to her extensive knowledge of the student government Constitution.Junior Isabel Fox, Ryan Hall Senator, expressed concern that Dugan is Blais’s roomate, sensing a possible conflict of interest.Waterson stated that Dugan will have a “fairly minor role” and will help the election committee understand the context of the Constitution’s clauses in the case that there is a violation of election rules and procedures.Tags: student senate, study body elections, Walk the Walk Weeklast_img read more

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Students to complete COVID-19 home testing prior to return on campus

January 26, 2021
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first_imgBefore arriving on campus, Notre Dame students will be required to provide a specimen for a COVID-19 PCR test, the coronavirus response unit said in an email Wednesday.Students will be mailed a home collection kit to their current place of residence by LabCorp, who will process the results. Specimen collection will be staggered depending on when students plan to arrive on campus, and by July 15, all students will be notified by when they must complete their test.“The kit package will include a set of instructions for how to collect a home specimen from the anterior nasal passage and how to send it back to LabCorp for processing,” Christine Caron Gebhardt, assistant vice president for student services and Tracy Skibins, senior director of emergency management, said in the email.The specimen must be returned to a FedEx Drop Box on the same day as collection. Otherwise, it cannot be processed and students will be charged a $75 replacement fee.LabCorp will provide University Health Services (UHS) with the results, and once they are confirmed, students will receive an email to view the test results. Students who test negative will be cleared to return to campus.“UHS will let Residential Life know the on-campus students who are cleared to return to campus, though test results will not be shared,” the email said. “Students moving on-campus will receive a confirmation email from Residential Life confirming their move-in appointment.”Students who test positive may not return to campus even if they are asymptomatic, and UHS will contact these students for clearance.“If you become ill with symptoms of COVID-19 or are exposed to someone with COVID-19 between the time of your test and your arrival, you must delay travel and contact your health care provider for evaluation,” the email said.Tags: coronavirus response unit, COVID-19, pre matriculationlast_img read more

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Con Man Overboard: Wall Street Prepares to Pull the Plug

December 18, 2020
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first_imgSign up for our COVID-19 newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest coronavirus news throughout New York Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about the economy. Not our economy, the shadow economy run by the corporate masters of America. You can’t see it. No one can. But trust me, it’s booming.It’s estimated that trillions of dollars from corporations, wealthy individuals and governments of small and corrupt nations are teeming through offshore accounts, robbing the home countries of domestic tax revenues. An Economist special report on offshore tax havens in February of this year cites, “James Henry, a former chief economist with McKinsey,” as saying he “believes the amount invested virtually tax-free offshore tops $21 trillion.”Corporations, now considered people by the U.S. Supreme Court, like to refer to this money as “dry powder” just “sitting on the sidelines” waiting to be invested at any time. Indeed it is, in the most nefarious way possible.In this magical world of paper finance the “too big to fail” banks are royalty. Since the banking collapse of 2008, they have emerged even bigger, far more profitable and just as leveraged.Margin debt ratios, the extent to which financial institutions are leveraged in equities, are once again at pre-crash levels. After cooling off in the initial aftermath of the crisis, banks have steadily dipped their big toes back into the debt pool and begun packing on leverage at alarming rates. What’s even more insulting than the obvious recklessness this presents is that they’re not even using their own funds. The Federal Reserve has directed the U.S. Treasury to print money like mad since the crash in an effort to maintain liquidity within the system, with the banks all-too-happy to gobble it up. Given the ridiculously low interest rate environment maintained by the Fed since this time, it makes sense that the banks would take cheap government money and reinvest it.It’s where they have invested it that warrants examination.The easiest place for the public to spot the massive flow of liquidity is in the equity markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has more than doubled since it bottomed out near 6,600 immediately after the crash. And while some corporations have indeed posted substantial profits the past couple of years, overall performance and profitability are nowhere even close to explaining the gains on the Dow.The next, most obvious place bank liquidity showed up, was in the commodities markets. The price of oil and certain agricultural products have been high for so long we have forgotten how outrageous the pricing truly is. Non-productive speculation in the commodities market has been upwards of 50 percent over the past few years, a phenomenon Dodd-Frank has yet to fix. This essentially means that nearly half of the price that you pay for a given commodity such as gasoline or milk is due to a bunch of high-frequency traders sitting at computers in Atlanta, Chicago and London.Cheap, easy money from the Fed also means the dollar is relatively weak compared to foreign currencies. This works to the advantage of U.S. export companies, for now. But if our money is cheap, then by definition the flipside of this equation is that money is expensive in other places. The combined effect of a weak dollar and rampant speculation means that we are basically exporting inflation around the globe. The problem here is the timeless axiom: “What goes around, comes around.”There are a couple of policy issues at play right now that should give everyone in the United States pause. The first is that the Federal Reserve has already indicated that its bond-buyback program is slowly coming to an end. As such, interest rates are gradually beginning to climb. Anyone with an adjustable-rate loan should pay even closer attention to this trend. The other consideration is that the rules of engagement in the swaps and derivatives markets haven’t changed all that much since the banking collapse. Therefore, there are still hundreds of trillions of dollars at stake in markets that no one can see.Now add to the mix that regulators believe they will finally be able to put in place position limits on a good chunk of the activity in the derivatives market by the end of the year, and we are set for a few hairy months of fast and furious transactions as companies look to close out riskier investments. These factors alone foretell a period of volatility, particularly when the “recovery” hasn’t been so robust. Oh, and there’s a little matter of who will be the next chair of the Federal Reserve, which actually matters. A lot.Having just vomited a bunch of financial mumbo-jumbo, now let me go back to where we began.I’ve just given you a cursory explanation of why I believe we’re in for some serious upheaval in the financial markets between now and the end of the year. Over the next couple of months I think we will see interest rates continue to climb, a huge (albeit temporary) sell off in the commodities markets as the dollar rises and regulations tighten, and the equities market will be pounded. All of these things, were they to happen, would of course negatively impact most Americans. Higher loan costs, reduced value in pensions, and the beginning of inflation would be crippling to the American economy right now considering how tenuous the recovery is and how, according to the Associated Press, four out of five Americans are either living paycheck to paycheck, unemployed or working part-time, or below the poverty line.Guess who will be just fine?Because the banks are still allowed to engage in proprietary investing–meaning they can own the actual products they trade on the markets–and have trillions of “dry powder” sitting “on the sidelines,” they are more than poised to take advantage of what lies ahead. They’ll be dictating how, when and to what extent it will happen and doing so without leaving fingerprints.Think of it like the mafia. Banks are like caporegimes and hedge funds are their hit men. Using government money the banks pack on debt and send funds to their offshore subsidiaries that, in turn, invest heavily through the hedge funds registered to places like the Caymans or Virgin Islands. Any time the big banks want to pull the plug on the equities market, they’ll do so without hesitation because they’ll have 10 times the money betting that it does.It’s the perfect con.Good thing we’re on to them. The corporate elite and the politicians who do their bidding will have to get up pretty early in the morning to fool the American public again. Unless, of course, there’s some big distraction like a new war in the Middle East or something. But that would be truly ridiculous.There’s no way we’d ever fall for that old gag again.last_img read more

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NCUA unlikely to charge stabilization fund assessments

December 18, 2020
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first_imgThe NCUA said it does not foresee stabilization fund assessments following the regulator’s Thursday posting of updated information on the costs of the Corporate Resolution Program and performance of the NCUA Guaranteed Notes Program.According to the data, both the upper and lower ends of the projected assessment range for the Temporary Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Fund remained negative, at -$1.6 billion to -$3.2 billion.As long as both ends of the range remain negative, the agency said it is unlikely it will charge credit unions future stabilization fund assessments. continue reading » 1SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblrlast_img read more

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Why selling is serving

December 18, 2020
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first_imgAt $30 million/5,500-member First United Credit Union, Grand Rapids, Mich., employees embrace an empathetic and forward-thinking sales approach.“It helps us to leverage the credit union alongside our city’s mega-sized financial institutions,” says CEO Mark Richter. In his market, there are more than 130 banking outlets, including Bank of America, collectively serving a metro population of just over one million.Richter believes small institutions can be just as competitive as their larger counterparts. “It requires offering the right product mix, multiple service channels and having your employees present banking solutions to members in the right way.”Richter says smaller CUs can leverage their size to provide a more personal way of doing business. He believes a well-designed sales culture can help an organization define how it wants to serve members and be a differentiator. “Gone are the days of a single sponsor; members don’t have the same loyalty to any institution. But with a strong sales culture, a credit union can stay abreast of changing member needs and assist with products that are top of mind.” continue reading » 19SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblrlast_img read more

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Protect your investment in top execs

December 18, 2020
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first_img 18SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblr The process of recruiting and developing a top-performing executive is a major investment. Losing that executive to a competitor after this outlay has really begun to pay off can be a serious, long-term blow to morale, productivity and financials.Supplemental executive retirement plans can protect a credit union’s investment in top talent and help recruit the best candidates. In fact, the “R” in SERP could easily stand for “retention” and “recruitment” in addition to “retirement”—but only if the SERP is designed carefully. A good SERP protects the credit union’s interests while providing a meaningful incentive for executives.Maybe that sounds like a tall order. But as the average CU asset size continues to grow, and as competition increases for leadership talent, more and more credit union boards are looking to SERPs as an essential element of executive compensation packages.The Ripple Effect of a Top Executive’s Abrupt DepartureUnfortunately, credit unions often wait to engage an executive benefits firm to help set up SERPs for their leadership team in the difficult aftermath of a top executive’s departure. continue reading »last_img read more

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NCUA board approves PCA flexibility, joint ownership proposal

December 17, 2020
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first_img ShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblr NCUA headquarters The NCUA Board issued a proposed rule and an interim final rule during its Thursday board meeting, conducted via live audio stream. The board also heard a quarterly update on the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund.NCUA Chairman Rodney Hood announced at the start of the meeting that NCUA would be “following the spirit” of the White House Executive Order issued this week calling on federal agencies to identify regulations that can be rescinded or temporarily waived to promote job creation and economic growth.The board approved an interim final rule on prompt corrective action (PCA). The rule:Amends §702.201 to temporarily waive the earnings retention requirement for any credit union that is adequately capitalized, andcenter_img continue reading »last_img read more

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College Students, Community Members Join Wolf Administration in East Stroudsburg for Cabinet in Your Community Event

October 16, 2020
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first_img February 27, 2018 College Students, Community Members Join Wolf Administration in East Stroudsburg for Cabinet in Your Community Event Press Release East Stroudsburg, PA – Today, Wolf Administration cabinet officials were joined by almost 200 attendees including community members and college students for a Cabinet in Your Community event at East Stroudsburg University. This was the eighth in a series of town-hall style events held across the state in which members of the community talk with cabinet secretaries and discuss issues important to the region.“I am excited that so many members of the community came out to hear from and ask questions of our cabinet officials today,” said Governor Tom Wolf. “By continuing to host these events, my administration is able to have valuable dialogue across the commonwealth and community members have an opportunity to feel connected to Harrisburg regardless of where they live.”This event featured Department of Aging Secretary Teresa Osborne, Department of Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding, Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary Dennis Davin, Department of Environmental Protection Secretary Patrick McDonnell, Department of Military and Veterans’ Affairs Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Anthony Carrelli, and Department of General Services Secretary Curt Topper. The department heads provided updates on regional projects and accomplishments and answered questions from the audience.The next Cabinet in Your Community event is currently scheduled for March 7, at the Keystone Theater in Towanda with the cabinet secretaries from the departments of Agriculture, Aging, Banking and Securities, Community and Economic Development, and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency.center_img SHARE Email Facebook Twitterlast_img read more

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