609 research outputs found
S21RS SGR No. 35 (Permission waiver for missing person materials)
A Resolution
To urge and request Louisiana State University to waive the requirement of attaining university permission to post printed materials on campus, on the contingency that said printed materials are being deployed to aid in the finding of missing person
Outsourced Investment Management: An Overview for Institutional Decision-Makers
Once seen primarily as a solution for small institutions with limited resources, outsourcing of the investment management function is now widespread, with a broad range of long-term investors -- including those with more substantial investable asset pools -- turning to the outsourced chief investment officer model. Properly implemented, outsourcing can help institutions address portfolio complexity and risk management challenges, benefit from more timely decision-making and contend with an increasingly rigorous regulatory environment, while enabling trustees to focus on improving institutional governanc
Strive for the Best: Building and Maintaining an Excellent Board
All boards should, in principle, aspire to a place in this upper tier of governing bodies. But what does excellence mean for a nonprofit board, and how is it measured? More important, how does a board map a path to that goal? This paper attempts to serve as a guide for trustees and boards that aspire to excel, with particular emphasis on the board's fiduciary role. We identify the practices and policies of excellent boards and the steps that nonprofits can take to put them into practice. While reviewing the functions of a board and its members, we also attempt to show what boards look like when they are at the top of their game
Group Interviews - An Effective Approach to Counseling Students Concerning Loan Responsibilities
Alginate Lyase Exhibits Catalysis-Independent Biofilm Dispersion and Antibiotic Synergy
More than 2 decades of study support the hypothesis that alginate lyases are promising therapeutic candidates for treating mucoid Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections. In particular, the enzymes\u27 ability to degrade alginate, a key component of mucoid biofilm matrix, has been the presumed mechanism by which they disrupt biofilms and enhance antibiotic efficacy. The systematic studies reported here show that, in an in vitro model, alginate lyase dispersion of P. aeruginosa biofilms and enzyme synerg
S21RS SGR No. 18 (Indian Mounds boundaries)
A Resolution
To Urge and Request Louisiana State University Planning and Design, Facility Services, and Administrators to prioritize the protection and redesign of the historic Indian Mounds\u27 area on the LSU campus, and implement temporary boundaries until the planned redesign occurs
Estimated local economic impacts of BLM land use change on the oil and gas industry: the Little Snake resource area management plan
April 2007.PDF masthead has later name: Colorado State University Extension.Includes bibliographical references
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