In English La Junta de Regentes de Nevada, que supervisa el Sistema de Educación Superior de…
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Education
Regents appoint Erquiaga acting chancellor of higher ed. system
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradThe Nevada Board of Regents, which oversees the Nevada System of Higher Education, today elected Dale Equiaga as acting chancellor of NSHE.
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Dale Erquiaga, who recently took over the Kenny Guinn Center for Policy Priorities at the University of Nevada, is being recommended to become acting Nevada System of Higher Education chancellor.
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University
Regents approve $610,000 severance with chancellor at caustic meeting
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradThe regents met to approve a $610,000 severance with its Chancellor, Melody Rose, who wanted to leave NSHE after she alleged mistreatment by certain regents.
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Education
Chancellor up for $600,000 severance from higher ed system at special meeting
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradThe Nevada System of Higher Education today scheduled a meeting of its board of regents to consider a severance with its Chancellor, Melody Rose.
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COVID-19
Regents vote to keep vaccine mandate for higher ed faculty and staff
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradThe Nevada System of Higher Education’s board of regents on Thursday voted to keep in place its vaccine mandate for employees.
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COVID-19
Regents schedule emergency meeting to reconsider higher-ed employee vaccine requirement
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradThe meeting, scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 30, 2021, comes a day before employees will be fired if they haven’t received a COVID-19 vaccine. The board will consider maintaining the mandate as is, extending the vaccine deadline or removing the requirement altogether.
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Former Oregon University System Chancellor Dr. Melody Rose will take over as chancellor of the Nevada System of Higher Education in September.
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Truckee Meadows Community College administrators were named last week in a federal lawsuit filed against the college for gender discrimination, retaliation, and wrongful termination.
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University faculty and staff in Nevada will be getting the full 3 percent raise promised to them on July 1 even though the State Legislature didn’t allocate enough money to pay for the entire amount of the pay increase.