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    SAAAC:  Add the Class Meeting Pattern to the Class Permission Page<br>
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     Yvette Mozie-Ross<br>
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    Display of class meeting patterns on class permission pages. Although section and class numbers do show on these pages, instructors and dept admins find it difficult to make sure they are granting permissions for the correct sections when a class has many offerings, and the group feels having this data on the page instead of also having to refer to the schedule would help make the task easier. <br>
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      <strong>Status Summary: </strong>Waiting to be approved by Pam so that it can be put into Production. <br>
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    Purpose of this project is to create a focus group to analyze and recommend an approach that allows students to view their advising notes, if at all.  The outcome of this project, assuming it moves forward, will be a scope definition of how UMBC should roll out advising notes to students and communicate the change(s) and intended purpose to the UMBC community.    <br>
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    4) Should there be a notes indicator that allows an Adviser to suppress the note from appearing in the students view<br>
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      <strong>Status Summary: </strong>04/06/2015 - Molly Burdusi: : Ken to be charged with pulling together a work group to develop a training and communication strategy.  Possible launch of mid-Fall 2015.  Also to include Arnold, Yvette, Pam. <br>
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    SAAAC - Syllabi Archiving<br>
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     Amanda Knapp<br>
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    What is the syllabi archive initiative?<br>
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    An initiative that will provide faculty with a mechanism to post syllabi for each course/each semester that would be archived into a central repository.  The syllabi archive would be made accessible to individuals with a UMBC login. While it is not possible to establish a formal policy requiring all faculty to post syllabi at the end of each semester (intellectual property rights issues), it has been deemed important to pursue a mechanism to make the option available.<br>
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    Some background: In Spring 2013, the SGA reached out to the ASEC and the ASAC to request consideration of a policy (require faculty to post syllabi) much like the one recently passed at the University of Maryland, College Park.  Following various conversations, ASEC and ASAC agreed to support SGA in the initiative with the understanding that this will only be pursued as a technical option - not a formal policy.<br>
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      <strong>Status Summary: </strong>Arnold met with Frank Elmore to start the development effort for creating the searchable front end.   We are using this website as a starting point.  <a href="http://www.uta.edu/uta/academics/courses/syllabus.php">http://www.uta.edu/uta/academics/courses/syllabus.php</a> <br>
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<Title>Project Modified: 912 - SA - Mobile enable the SA system</Title>
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    SA - Mobile enable the SA system<br>
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     John Martello<br>
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    Mobile enable the SA system to allow students and eventually faculty the ability to perform SA transactions via a mobile friendly environment. <br>
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    This will be a phased approach and the dates are TBD<br>
    Phase I - Funding and Timeline<br>
    Phase 2 - Plan a phased roll out that includes enrollment activities being the first roll out<br>
    Future phase will be determined by phase 2's planning activities in close collaboration with stakeholders.<br>
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    <strong>The items that have changed are:</strong><br>
      <strong>Status Summary: </strong>When we surveyed the SAAAC group they mentioned that permissions would be the one functionality that would be most used.  This will require customization.  Other features that can be made available now would be grade rosters, class roster, view my advisees, unofficial transcripts and student view of their record.   <br>
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    As a next step, we would like to recommend to the committee a soft launch of the delivered faculty mobile functionality. <br>
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    Link to project summary in Project Tracker: <a href="https://pt.umbc.edu/PT_proj_report.php?projID=912" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Click Here</a>
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<Title>NEW! Internship &amp; Research Positions for CNMS Students</Title>
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    SAAAC - Displaying Student Groups &amp; Student Attributes  in Advising Center <br>
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     Ken Baron<br>
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     I've been in a few discussions recently in which we've noted the benefit/usefulness of having student group and student attribute information displayed in the Advising Profile.  There is a general consensus that having this information available in the Advising Profile would be extremely helpful to the academic/faculty advisor.  For example, knowing that the student was admitted to the accelerated bachelors/masters program (student group) would help the advisor in guiding the student on their course selection in their junior and senior years.  Another example that came of this week was the attribute for veterans.  Knowing the student was a veteran (self reported by the student) would help the advisor in recommending some useful resources such as our vet-2-vet program.  <br>
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<Title>Spring Closing - Wednesday, May 20, 2015 @ 8PM</Title>
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    <div><strong>Spring Closing Information </strong></div>
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    <div>In order to support an environment conducive to study and to stagger check out times across the week, we ask students to move-out of their rooms within 24 hours after their last final or no later than 8 p.m. on May 20th. All buildings close and residents must be completely moved out of their rooms or apartments by 8 PM on Wednesday, May 20th. </div>
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    <div>Staff will provide students with a closing check list. Most students do a great job of preparing their rooms for check out. Since students won't be able to enter their old residence hall or apartment after closing, please check drawers, closets, cabinets, and wardrobes carefully before leaving. Cleaning crews enter buildings immediately following closing and items left behind are discarded by housekeeping staff.</div>
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    <div>Remember students should schedule an appointment with the RA at least 48 hours before move out. At this appointment, the RA inspects room damages, takes room key and resident ID. Failure to make and keep a scheduled check out appointment is one of the more expensive check out charges ($50.00). Key and ID charges add up, too. Luckily, these are easy charges to avoid as long as students follow the check out instructions.</div>
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<Title>KoolSpan Announces New Partnership with Samsung</Title>
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    <p><span>BETHESDA, Md.</span>, <span>May 12, 2015</span> /PRNewswire/ -- <a href="http://www.koolspan.com/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">KoolSpan, Inc</a>., announced today a strategic partnership with Samsung and general availability of KoolSpan's <em>TrustCall VE</em>® <a href="http://koolspan.com/products/trustcall/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">secure voice communication</a> and messaging solution enabled in the secure Samsung KNOX container. </p>
    <p>"As a channel for conducting critical business communications, smartphones play an increasingly vital role in the modern enterprise," said <span>Garrett Bekker</span>, Senior Analyst, Enterprise Security at 451 Research. "While many enterprises have deployed mobile device management (MDM) and endpoint security solutions to protect the device or sensitive files, the threat of mobile communication exploits and concerns about government surveillance suggest the need to encrypt potentially sensitive voice and SMS traffic as well." </p>
    <p>Built into Samsung mobile devices with Android 4.4 and later versions worldwide, the Samsung KNOX Platform delivers multi-layered security from hardware to application. KoolSpan's TrustCall VE is the secure voice and messaging solution integrated into Samsung KNOX. Certified to meet strict standards of government communications, Samsung KNOX enabled devices are now commercially available for businesses and security conscious consumers.</p>
    <p>"KoolSpan's TrustCall VE solution integrated with Samsung KNOX provides peace of mind to users," said <span>Rick Segal</span>, Vice President of Enterprise Business Team, IT &amp; Mobile Communications Division, Samsung Electronics. "KoolSpan's technology protects government and law enforcement organizations around the world. We are delighted to be partnered with KoolSpan to deliver TrustCall VE in an integrated and easy to use way and to make it available globally through the Samsung Enterprise Business Team."</p>
    <p>"In today's environment, businesses and consumers need not just highly capable mobile devices, but also robust, easy to use security that can protect both business and personal communications," said <span>Nigel Jones</span>, CEO, KoolSpan. "Our partnership with Samsung enables KoolSpan's patented technology to reach a much broader market, fulfilling a critical need."</p>
    <p>TrustCall VE operates through hardware isolation that separates voice and message processing from the standard, general-purpose, operating system. TrustCall VE accesses the "TrustZone" on the smartphone delivering hardware-anchored authentication, key management and encryption. TrustCall VE provides peer-to-peer authentication to protect against man-in-the-middle attacks. The software operates over wireless cellular, satellite, and WiFi networks.</p>
    <p>TrustCall VE is now available, globally, where supported devices enabled with Samsung KNOX are available. As of the release date, this includes the Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note Edge, Galaxy S5, and Galaxy S6. TrustCall VE with secure messaging is available in 1, 2 and 3 year contracts starting at <span>$15</span> per user per month.</p>
    <p>It can be easily downloaded from Samsung Galaxy Apps, the Google Play Store; or the application can be installed via a Mobile Device Management platform (MDM). TrustCall VE operates over wireless cellular, satellite, and WiFi networks.</p>
    <p><strong>About KoolSpan<br></strong>KoolSpan provides hardware and software based secure voice and messaging solutions for Android, BlackBerry, and iOS mobile devices. We are the leading provider of robust, cross-platform, end-to-end and secure mobile communications. KoolSpan, Inc. delivers communications security to companies and government agencies worried about loss or theft of intellectual property, vital information and proprietary assets. KoolSpan protects connected devices including cell phones, tablets, and desktop phones. KoolSpan has 21 issued patents and dozens more pending.</p>
    <p>KoolSpan is a privately held and based in <span>Bethesda, Md.</span> For more information, visit<a href="http://www.koolspan.com/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">www.koolspan.com</a>, follow us on Twitter @KoolSpan1 and on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/KoolSpan?_rdr" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Facebook</a>.</p>
    <p><strong>Media Contact:</strong><br><span>Kim Pegnato</span><br>KW Communications  <br><a href="mailto:Kpegnato73@gmail.com" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Kpegnato73@gmail.com</a><br>781-620-0016</p>
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<Summary>BETHESDA, Md., May 12, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- KoolSpan, Inc., announced today a strategic partnership with Samsung and general availability of KoolSpan's TrustCall VE® secure voice communication and...</Summary>
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