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La Fondation Cité de la Santé orchestre une soirée spectacle mettant en vedette le personnel du Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) de Laval. Les artistes impressionnent par la grande qualité de leur interprétation dans cet événement des plus rassembleurs.
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Strengthening GSCASH: Improving basic infrastructure.
SFI, AI SF to DSU have shown no interest in collecting funds, . '.
rncorporaling gender sensitisation as a n.andatory lecture.
or in cootributing in any constructive way to this struggle. .
series/module to be conducted through each centre in the Enhancing the MCM amount: The MCM income cap has .
first semester itself. Moreover, in order to ensure thatbeen increased from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 2.5 lakh during the GSCASH's autonomy is safeguarded, it is necessary thatpast year, basic sustenance scholarships such as MCM GSCASH verdicts be made binding on the JNUshould be raised to Rs. 3000. with the provision of administration. periodic upgrading in tune with the rising cost of livin?. .
Better Infrastructure.
Enhancing Financial Assistance: After a sustained strugnle .
More hostels: To address the massive hostel crisis, morein 2013, the Administration was forced to agree to creat(ng .
new hostels need to be constructed and othera corpus fund for lump sum transfers to needy research accommodation provisions need to be exploredscholars in the 4th and Slh years of their research. M9;-e .
tmmediately. The JNU administration has to be forced toscholarships should be made available to research .
keep its promises on deadlines and fund arrangement..
students and students coming from .
deprived After a protracted struggle, the construction of Shipra-2backgrounds, with their duration covering the entire .
has started, Damodar is now a functional hostel and.
research period. to ensure that the non-fee costs ·'of .
several dormitories have been opened. Multiple problemseducation that include books, xeroxes, field visits, transpcrt .
faced by the Damodar residents have to be addressed.
costs for visiting libraries and archives outside the .
without delay and the construction of Shipra-2 mustcampus, etc., can be taken care of. .
proceed fast. Students in dormitories must be provided.
Expanding the scope of fellowships for students fron1 with all basic furniture andfacilities. At theAcademic Councildeprived bac kgrounds: Fellowships for OBC students, meeting of 29 August 2014, the JNU VC communicated toincrease in the number of Maulana Azad national the AC that funds for another new hostel will arrive within afellowships. month. Vigilant struggle has to kept up to ensure that the .
Scrap the discriminatory CSAT pattern in the UPSC exam, unique residential character of JNU is not compromised. and roll-back the exclusion of classical and foreign Defeating repeated arbitrary and anti-student moves bylanguages as optional subjects in the U PSC exam: These the Dean of Students' Office with regard to hostel rules.
demands, pursued consistently by the JNUSU in the past and undermining of IHA and an end to dilly-dallying onyear, have to be taken to their logical culmination. hostel allotment and provision of basic hostel facili(jes. .
Addressing the language barrier through establishment of Optimal and efficient utilization of the online Web Portala Translation Cell to provide translations of bas!c text::. for the central Placement Cell has to be ensured, so thatand through rejuvenalion of the English trainin~ students of various centres and Schools are kept mformed.
programme. of various research and career options available to them. .
Ensuring rights and faciHties for PH students: Completing Fuctionalizing the autonomous Open Access JNU Press.tl1e process of Implementing a barrier-free campus, .
Ensuring better lnfrastructural Facilities by extending wi-fiexpansion and maintenance of the Helen Keller unit in the .
facilities in residential areas and hostels, expansion ofCentral Library, expanding the provision of facilities such health centre facilities. 24x7 health centre equipped with.
as 3 wheeler scooties, increment of Reader's/escort wards, beds and adequate diagnostic facilities. expansionallowance, more availability of scanners and e-text and of sports facilities. Immediate installation of Sanitary pad.
scan-able reading materials, good JAW s reader in Hindi. .
dispensing machines in the academic complex and nearupgradation and proper maintenance of Helen Keller unit women's hostels -all necessary approvals, tenderin the library, issuing Disability certificates in new format. selection and choice of location have already beenrepresentation in all relevant committees, suitable toilets accomplished due to the sustained efforts of the outgoingin hostels and school buildings, and ensuring safety from JNUSU.dog bites through a properly organized animal spayingprogramme. Continuing upgradation of the Central librarythrough betterdigitization facilities, subscription to more e-joumals, more.
Alleviating educational deprivation and under~ representation of students in book purchasing and libraryrepresentation of minorities, in line with the sub-committees. starting of video library that hasrecommendations of the Sachar Committee and documentaries, lectures and films useful to all studentsRanganath Commission. Five deprivation points for .
especially those from languages and area studies.minority students in admissions be implemented. The .
Overhauling and upgradation of existing departmental.
scope of madarsa recognition also be expanded. libraries, opening of new departmental libraries..
Reduction in Eligibility Criteria for OBC Students: Theeligibility criteria for OBC students have to be reduced Cft Ensuring Paperless Administration: Removing bureaucraticred-tapism through a paperless administration, which will.
various fevels -BA/MA, M.Phil 1st year to M.Phil 2nd year,.
and also from M.Phil to Ph.D. reduce the difficulties currently faced by students. .
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Improving Transport facilities through opening of buses.
More Effective Schemes for Fulfilling Reservations: JNU .
within the campus and to Munirka and Metro Station..
as an institution, must devise mechanisms to ensure better .
Expansion and Revitalisation of Sports Facilit ies:.
implementation of legally mandated reservations -suchas ensuring reservations in Direct PH .0, clubbing small Upgrading and Maintenance of the Sports Stadium with.
creation of an indoor stadium, a new Badminton Court,.
centres together to ensure more social inclusion bf SCI .
Common multi gym with instructor and proper.
ST/PH students. SC/ST/PH/OBC reservation should be .
equipments, Proper ground maintenance, repairing the.
properly implemented in hostel allotment including in the .
roof of yoga centre, separate toilets for boys and girls,married research scholar hostel. Reservations, including installation of watercooler and flood light. Creating a volleyOBC reservation, must be implemented at all levels of ball courtin front ofMahi Mandavi, repair KV ground basketfaculty appointments. .
ball court, funds to repair hostel badminton courts and.
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YG11 inductee Michael J. Holthe receives his induction certificate from Kevin M. Fahey, PEO CS&CSSS at the CDG/AAF induction and graduation ceremony March 9, 2011 at Ponte Vedra Beach, FL.
YG08 graduate Karen M. Arnold receives her diploma from Kevin M. Fahey, PEO CS&CSSS and Tom Evans USAASC Workforce Management Chief at the CDG/AAF induction and graduation ceremony March 9, 2011 at Ponte Vedra Beach, FL.
Martin Labrie, DSI du CSSS du Nord de Lanaudière, Gyslaine Desrosiers, présidente de l’OIIQ, Lyne Périgny, présidente d'honneur, Marie Beauchamp, directrice générale du CSSS du Nord de Lanaudière, et Lise Racette, présidente de l’ORIILL.
YG11 inductee Rita M. Tejeda receives her induction certificate from Kevin M. Fahey, PEO CS&CSSS at the CDG/AAF induction and graduation ceremony March 9, 2011 at Ponte Vedra Beach, FL.
L'accueil à la soirée par Johanne Lambert de CSSS Jeanne-Mance et David Massé de l'école primaire Garneau
YG08 graduate Todd P. Pesicek receives his diploma from Kevin M. Fahey, PEO CS&CSSS and Tom Evans USAASC Workforce Management Chief at the CDG/AAF induction and graduation ceremony March 9, 2011 at Ponte Vedra Beach, FL..
Cette activité festive s’est déroulée le 30 octobre dernier à la Faculté de médecine afin de souligner différents moments importants des 40 années d’enseignement de la médecine familiale des UMF Haute-Ville, Laurier et Laval au sein du réseau de l’Université Laval. Pour l’occasion, nos bâtisseurs, des superviseurs, des résidents et des membres du personnel administratif de ces trois UMF ainsi que des membres du CSSS Vieille-Capitale et de l’Agence de la santé et des services sociaux de la Capitale-Nationale étaient rassemblés. Près 80 personnes ont pris part à cette activité de reconnaissance.
CSSS de Kamouraska - Petit déjeuner en compagnie des professionnelles en soins du C.H. de La Pocatière
The town of Seventeen Seventy is so named because on 24 May in that year, Lieutenant James Cook, captain of His Majesty's barque HMS Endeavour, came ashore and landed on the beach of Round Hill Creek in the vicinity of the present village.[1]
In the morning of Thursday May 1770, the Lieutenant in his pinnace (with Mr Joseph Banks and Dr Daniel Solander) and Second Lieutenant John Gore in the yawl left the ship for the shore and made their first landing in what is now Queensland and their second landing in Australia. Cook made eleven landings on the eastern seaboard and ten of these were in Queensland. Cook's landing spot at Bustard Bay was in the vicinity of the present caravan park (developed in 1978), where a stream at the southern end enters the beach just north of the remaining mangroves.[1]
Cook described the countryside as "visibly worse" than at Botany Bay, with dry and sandy soils, woods free of undergrowth, the same sort of numerous "birch" tree (coastal ironbark), mangroves skirting the lagoon and palm trees on low, barren, sandy places. He also noted bustards, black and white ducks, small oysters and other shell fish - mussels, pearl oysters and cockles.[1]
Botanist Joseph Banks, who accompanied Cook on his "little excursion into the woods", noted the great variety of plants even though the plant cover was not thick. He recognised plants already seen in the Tropics, and described many birds on shore including one species of Bustard. Some of the 55 specimens collected in the general area were illustrated and described in Banks' Florilegium, which was printed from copperplates under Banks' direction from Parkinson's unfinished sketches. (Parkinson died of dysentery on the voyage home.) As the woods behind Round Hill Head and adjacent to Round Hill Creek are the locality of the first botanical type-specimens collected in Queensland, they are of great scientific value. This was recognised in 1989 with the gazettal of Joseph Banks Environmental Park
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