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THE
STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT / THE UNIVERSITY
OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK / ALBANY, NY 12234 |
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TO: |
The Honorable the Members of the Board of Regents |
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FROM: |
Johanna Duncan-Poitier |
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COMMITTEE: |
Higher Education and Professional Practice |
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TITLE OF
ITEM: |
Conferral of Degrees: CERGE-EI, Gamla College and Professional Business College |
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DATE OF
SUBMISSION: |
October 8, 2004 |
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PROPOSED
HANDLING: |
Approval (Consent Agenda) |
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RATIONALE FOR
ITEM: |
Standard procedure: By the terms of a provisional charter and until it is made absolute, the Regents confer the degrees |
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STRATEGIC
GOAL: |
Goal 2 |
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AUTHORIZATION(S): |
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SUMMARY:
Attached are recommendations with respect to conferral of degrees. Until the Regents have authorized the following institutions to award degrees, all academic awards are to be conferred on graduates by the Regents.
CERGE-EI
Gamla College
Professional Business College
The Office of College and University Evaluation has determined that the candidates listed in the attachment have satisfied all of the requirements for the awards indicated.
Recommendation: I recommend that the Regents take the following action:
VOTED, that the awards indicated be conferred upon the individuals as listed for each institution.
CERGE-EI
In September 2000, the Regents granted the Center for Economics Research and Graduate Education – Economics Institute (CERGE-EI), Prague, Czech Republic, a provisional charter. It authorizes CERGE-EI to confer the Master of Arts (M.A.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees. By the charter’s terms and until it is made absolute, the Regents confer the degrees. CERGE-EI is supported by Charles University, Prague, and the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. It offers registered M.A. and Ph.D. programs in economics.
Doctor of Philosophy
105. Dabusinskas, Aurelius
106. Ionascu, Delia
107. Kunin, Michael
108. Valachy, Juraj
109. Vereshchagina, Galina
110. Wertlen, Bruno
Master of Arts
111. Baranec, Marian
112. Belyaeva, Aelita
113. Bogomolova, Anna
114. Dermendzhieva, Zvezda
115. Doudov, Plamen
116. Fukac, Martin
117. Hakobyan, Anush
118. Putzova, Alexandra
119. Roscovan, Viorel
120. Rychalovska, Yulia
121. Ryvkine, Dmitri
122. Soukenikova, Lucie
123. Steiner, Jakub
124. Svitkova, Katarina
125. Uzagalieva, Ainura
126. Vrazda, Bohdan
127. Zubricky, Jozef
GAMLA
COLLEGE
Gamla College, a proprietary
institution, was granted a provisional charter by the Board of Regents on
December 20, 1996 authorizing the College to offer the Associate in Science
(A.S.) degree in Judaic Studies.
On June 22, 2004, the
Regents affirmed their December 12, 2003 determination to deny the extension of
Gamla College’s institutional accreditation, thereby making the College
ineligible for Title IV funds. Because the accreditation and State approval
functions of the Regents have been separated at the request
of the United
States Department of Education, the action taken by the Board in June did not
serve to rescind the registration of the College’s programs nor did it revoke
their provisional charter as a college. An institution with a provisional charter
has all the corporate powers and duties of an institution with an absolute
charter, except that in the case of institutions offering courses leading to
academic degrees, such degrees are conferred by the Board of Regents until the
charter has been made absolute. Consequently, the
College has the authority to continue to offer classes, and,
by the terms of the provisional charter, all academic awards
are to be conferred on graduates by the Regents.
Associate in
Science
21. Aber, Moshe
22.
Berstein, Eliyahu
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Chimmel, Yitzchok Eliezer
Chaim
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Fasten, Elimelech
25.
Feferkorn, Solomon
26.
Fleischman, Avrum
27.
Frankel, David
28.
Fried, Avraham
29.
Gluck, Joel
30.
Grinfeld, Yosef
31.
Gross, Joel
32.
Gross, Shlomo
33.
Grossman, Shmuel
34.
Grosz, Charles
35.
Horowitz, Mordechai
36.
Horowitz, Moshe
37.
Horowitz, Moshe
38.
Iskodwitz, Yaakov
39.
Kiserman, Moshe
40.
Kleinman, Naftali
41.
Kohn, Shia
42.
Kiss, Joseph
43.
Langsam, Matias
44.
Langsam, Matias
45.
Levitan, Anna
46.
Litchman, Yehuda
47.
Machin Yevgeniy
48.
Moskowitz, Chaim
49.
Myshalova, Riva
50.
Ostreicher, Aron
51.
Ostreicher, Betzalel
52.
Porgesz, Abraham
53.
Rabinowitz, Moshe
54.
Rubin, Joseph
55.
Rubinfeld, Pinchas
56.
Silver, Eliezer
57.
Sompolinsky, Alexander
58.
Steklova, Khassia
59.
Stermberg, Yechiel
60.
Stern, Shimon
61.
Teitlebaum, Chananya
Y.T.L.
62.
Ungar, Aron
63.
Ungar, Mendel
64.
Ungar, Mordechai
65.
Vishnevskya, Faina
66.
Warfman, Menachem
67.
Weber, Isaac
68.
Weber, Moshe
69.
Weber, Yehuda
70.
Weinberger, Aaron
71.
Weiss, Avraham
72.
Weissmandel, Joel
73.
Wolkenfeld, Abraham
PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Professional Business College was granted a provisional charter by the Board of Regents on June 17, 2003, authorizing the College to offer the Associate in Occupational Studies (A.O.S.) degree. Until the Regents grant Professional Business College an absolute charter, all academic awards are to be conferred on graduates by the Regents.
Associate in Occupational Studies
1. Lin, Yue Yun
2. Ma, Yiu Cho Joseph
3. Correa, Cesar Christian
4. Wang, Yan
5. Cao, Jie Zhen
6. Cheng, Bee Fong
7. Chiu, Helen H.
8. Haye, Judy B.
9. Yuen, Sai Cheong
10. Law, Choi Wan
11. Li, Audrey
12. Ng, Helen
13. Liang, Pei Qing
14. Lin, Wen Dong
15. Li, Yu Feng