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This document is a Superseding Order Form between City University of New York (CUNY) and Watermark Insights, LLC, replacing a prior agreement (Quote #: Q-11607-1). It details the subscription for 'Digital Measures Activity Insights - Campus Wide' services for a 60-month term, commencing December 31, 2021. The contract specifies annual costs for five distinct terms and incorporates comprehensive terms and conditions, including a Master Subscription Agreement and New York State Standard Clauses.
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The Council discussed the Dean's Report regarding research expenditures, the new NIH funding policy, enrollment growth, and the necessity of an undergraduate program for financial sustainability. Associate Deans provided updates on new programs, annual evaluations, faculty accessibility compliance, student elections, and faculty research support. Committee reports included approval for a summer maximum enrollment policy change to allow more credits and the creation of an MPhil degree and a new course (PUBH 700). The Assessment Committee discussed potential survey revisions. Additionally, the Council reviewed the development of remote attendance procedures and upcoming elections for Non-Teaching Instructional Staff positions.
The meeting commenced with a Mission Minute regarding a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation-funded project investigating the health effects on food delivery workers. The Dean's Report addressed CUNY Central's encouragement for individual school AI policies, the Department of Education's removal of the MPH degree from professional classifications, strategies to increase enrollment, the availability of state funding for new academic programs, and a faculty/staff donation matching initiative for the school's 10th anniversary. Old Business included an update on the Remote Attendance Resolution process, which requires final approval from the CUNY Board of Trustees, and the recommendation to sunset the Ad Hoc Committee to Protect Public Health. Key Committee Reports involved the approval of the MS in Public Health Data Science program and the Advanced Certificate in Public Health Data Science program, both related to data science and AI alignment. Revisions to SRJ course pre/co-requisites and the Transfer Policy were also approved. Associate Deans reported on core curriculum changes, updates to CUNY Online Learning, the automation of the Multiple Position Form, and research section improvements in Watermark. New Business included discussion on potentially moving the final GC meeting to May, and clarification on the current AI policy, noting that only approved tools like Microsoft Copilot are permitted until a formal AI policy is established.
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The agenda for this meeting included Old Business items such as an update on Kips Bay, an update on the hybrid meetings resolution, and a faculty mentoring update. Committee reports covered proposed deletion of previous core course numbers and a proposed change to academic appeals. Associate Deans' reports addressed Body Worn Cameras FAQs. New Business consisted of discussions regarding ADA and Title II Compliance in Online Learning Environments, and a Trash Audit.
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