Volume 2009
Issue No. 2
May   2009

Issues:

May 2009
February 2009
December 2008
Sept 2008
April / May 2008
February 2008
November 2007
September 2007
April 2007
February 2007
September 2006
November 2006
April 2006
February 2006
November 2005

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May 2009 Alliance

  • Senator supports action to help higher education
  • Relief and Disappointment
  • Operating budgets approved; after additional cuts are made
  • PEBP PROTECTED: Health plan structure retained
  • Salary cut gets the nod from legislature
  • DRI looks at possible fallout from proposed cuts and bills
  • NSC chapter lends support to students by ' Going GOLD'
  • Change is in the wind at Truckee Meadows
  • Salary cut approved (Continued from page 1)
  • GBC faculty learn the art of patience
  • Monsters with Constituencies
  • PEBP changed for future hires
  • UNLV-NFA chapter rebuilds, introduces board and lobbies
  • Review of spring semester achievements
  • Meet the new chapter executive board
  • New buildings limited this session
  • Save some money ! Take advantage of your pre-tax benefits!
  • Millennium Scholarship Program
  • Legislature makes small changes but do they lead to long term jeopardy?
  • Malcolm F. Nicol (1939-2009)
  • Norval Pohl, former UNLV dean
  • NSHE students get real-world 'jolt' as legislative interns
  • Interns have memorable experience
  • Real life in the Legislature
  • Relief and Disappointment (Continued from page 1)
  • Diekhans officially gets top spot at Great Basin
  • UNLV law school gains prestige in ranks of nation's best law school
  • Reid supports legislation (Continued from  page 1)
  • Southern Nevada Higher Education Land
  • Nevada seeks acres to expand campus in southern Nevada
  • Rogers raises public awareness of higher education's importance to Nevada
  • NFA thanks the Chancellor for his service to Nevada higher education
  • A PERSONAL REFLECTION
  • Special thanks to these state senators!
  • NFA also salutes:
  • Conflict of interest bill killed; NSHE, HFA testify in opposition
  • WNC SENDS INTERNS TO LEGISLATURE (See more intern/legislator photos on page 11).
  • CSN  Chapter of NFA covers many bases in this time of budget crisis
  • PEBP health plan preserved (continued from page 1)
  • JOIN THE NEVADA FACULTY ALLIANCE