AIGAC Virtual Conference 2021: MER’s Key Takeaways
May 12, 17:52 PM Comments [0]
Last week MER (myEssayReview) had the opportunity to participate in the three-day AIGAC Virtual Conference- 2021 from May 4 to May 6.
The annual AIGAC conference provides a unique platform to facilitate interaction among admissions consultants, admissions officers, and prospective applicants. Over 50 admissions officers from the top European and US Business schools and 60+ AIGAC members attended the conference this year. The wide variety of interactive sessions, Breakout Rooms, and panel discussions on various aspects of the MBA applications such as the impact of the COVID-19 on admissions in the past year, admission trends in recent times, recruitment, changes in the engagement with prospective students, test waivers, deferrals and much more- offered us valuable insights from prime stakeholders in the business school ecosystem.
Hart District Students Return To Campuses For In-Person Learning
Santa Clarita Valley’s William S. Hart Union High School District schools reopened for in-person learning this week, with students returning to campuses for the first time in over a year.
The Hart District, which encompasses most junior and senior high schools in the Santa Clarita Valley, began optional in-person instruction Monday, with students attending school on campuses two days of the week.
“I’m proud to say that the Hart District was among the first to actually start with online learning when the crisis began, and we’re among the first school districts to actually bring students back,” said Mike Kuhlman, superintendent of the Hart District.
Updated: 12:53 PM EDT Mar 17, 2021 Loyola University Maryland is preparing for a fully in-person experience for the fall 2021 semester with a full range of classes, athletics and other in-person events and experiences, the university announced Wednesday.|| Coronavirus updates | Maryland s latest numbers | Get tested | Vaccine Info || Thanks to the promise of greater availability of vaccines and expected progress toward herd immunity, we are planning actively for an in-person, on-campus and exhilarating fall 2021, the Rev. Brian F. Linnane, president of the university, said in a statement. Although we expect we may still be wearing masks, we are hopeful that social distancing will be less of a concern. The university announced it will have secondary plans in place in case additional steps are needed to continue to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, such as allowing for extra space in classrooms. COVID-19 testing will still continue to some degree, and isolation space will b
Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Education Agency (TEA) announced that the state will provide a "hold harmless" to Texas school systems for the rest of the 2020-2021 academic school year.
So far, no charges have been announced.
The university says as soon as the reports were made, officials launched an investigation.
The school also sent an alert to the school community. We got an email yesterday morning about the incident, and I think, as a girl especially, it s very scary, said Freshman Olivia Lawlor. I was kind of surprised because I m an RA, and we don t usually get emails like that, said Sophomore Ifeanyi Iveanusi.
On Monday, four female students reported that they were sexually assaulted in residence halls by the same known male student. The complaints range from non-consensual sexual touching to non-consensual intercourse.