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‎Process and Planning - December 2010-January 2011

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 * [[Tim Qin]], [[SEAS]] '13
 * [[Peter Awn]], Dean of the [[School of General Studies]]
-* Julia Hirschberg, Professor of [[Computer Science Department|Computer Science]]
+* [[Julia Hirschberg]], Professor of [[Computer Science Department|Computer Science]]
 * James Applegate, Professor of [[Astronomy Department|Astronomy]]

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 * Mollie Finkel, [[Nursing]] '12
 * K. Scott Saverance, [[SIPA]] '11
-* Tim Tiancheng Qin, [[SEAS]] '13
+* [[Tim Qin]], [[SEAS]] '13
 * [[Peter Awn]], Dean of the [[School of General Studies]]
 * Julia Hirschberg, Professor of [[Computer Science Department|Computer Science]]

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 ==Run-up and Preparation - Summer-Fall 2010==
-Members of the 2010-2011 [[Student Affairs Committee]] of the [[University Senate]] led by chairman [[Tao Tan]], [[Columbia College|CC]] '07, [[MBA|Business]] '11 began planning for the process in June 2010.
+Members of the 2010-2011 [[Student Affairs Committee]] of the [[University Senate]] led by chairman [[Tao Tan]], [[Columbia College|CC]] '07, [[Master of Business Administration|Business]] '11 began planning for the process in June 2010.
 The [[Barack Obama|Obama]] administration had made clear its intent on repeal of [[w:DADT|“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”]], and following an unpopular legislative year, the window of opportunity was closing fast on its ability to move its social agenda.
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 * Professor [[James Applegate]] of [[Astronomy Department|Astronomy]], speaking in favor of ROTC
 * Liya Yu, PhD candidate in [[Political Science Department|political science]], speaking against ROTC
-* [[Tao Tan]], [[Columbia College|CC]] '07, [[MBA|Business]] '11, speaking in favor of ROTC
+* [[Tao Tan]], [[Columbia College|CC]] '07, [[Master of Business Administration|Business]] '11, speaking in favor of ROTC
 Aside from a brief round of heckling from Professor [[Lydia Goehr]], the proceedings were completely peaceful.
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 * Professor [[Elizabeth Blackmar|Elizabeth "Betsy" Blackmar]] of History
 * Professor [[Rosalind Morris]] of Anthropology
-* Daniela Garcia, [[CC]] '11
+* Daniela Garcia, [[Columbia College|CC]] '11
 * Sumayya Kassamali, PhD student in Anthropology
 The panel was held because the town halls "do not provide a safe space" to discuss ROTC's return.<ref>[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2011/02/23/anti-rotc-coalition-holds-own-discussion Anti-ROTC coalition holds own discussion], Columbia Spectator, 23 February 2011</ref>
-On Wednesday, March 2, 2011, [[ROOTEd]] hosted a discussion in [[Carman]] basement, to examine how the process "both revealed and shaped our community on campus." No one was really sure what they talked about, since it wasn't covered in the campus media.
+On Wednesday, March 2, 2011, [[ROOTEd]] hosted a discussion in [[Carman Hall|Carman]] basement, to examine how the process "both revealed and shaped our community on campus." No one was really sure what they talked about, since it wasn't covered in the campus media.
 The (now-renamed) "Coalition for a Military-Free Campus" hosted a town hall on Tuesday, March 29, 2011 in the [[Intercultural Resource Center]] to discuss ROTC further. Despite its claim to be a town hall, "attendees were mostly coalition members, along with a handful of other students ... Those at the town hall ... blamed the low attendance on apathy following the closure of the ROTC survey that the University senate sent to five schools last month."<ref>[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2011/03/30/rotc-opponents-still-angered-poll-perceived-lack-safe-space ROTC opponents still angered by poll, perceived lack of safe space], Columbia Spectator, 30 March, 2011</ref>

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TheLion: /* Process and Planning - December 2010-January 2011 */

Lionlion2010 at 11:59, 5 July 2013

Admin: disambiguation

Reaganaut at 13:56, 1 November 2012

Ttan: Created page with "The University Senate-commissioned '''Task Force on Military Engagement''' conducted Columbia University's spring 2011 proceedings on the Reserve Officers Training Corps...."