Sentence examples for change in campus from inspiring English sources

Members also seek change in campus regulations limiting visits between men and women in dormitories, and lobby for access to contraceptives at the Student Health Service.

Department of Education statistics from 2006 to 2010, the latest available, show no significant change in campus crime, said Gary J. Margolis, a former police chief at the University of Vermont whose consulting firm received a grant from the Department of Justice to develop best practices in campus crime prevention.

"That really does represent the most fundamental change in campus sexual violence policy in 20 years," said Daniel Carter, Director of 32 National Campus Safety Initiative and one of the negotiators.

Students have also noted a change in campus climate, stating that they feel unsafe walking alone on campus or too anxious to enter classrooms, receiving strange glares and feeling unwelcome.

But, she also noted, much of the change in campus culture will be a result of a free-market effect -- with families adjusting their application habits based on sexual assault data.

Her classmate, Jenna Adymy, is less enthusiastic because of the changes in campus policies affecting parking and visitation, which are being revised to be consistent with the residential life policies at Fordham.

She will talk about changes in campus policy, practice and staffing that have taken place since she took office in the summer 2017, as well as the challenges and opportunities ahead.

Indeed, many universities have indicated changes in rates of reports of assaults consistent with changes in campus policies regarding how such cases are handled.

Given the post-Prop 209 assignment rules, we can examine how changes in campus-specific graduation production functions (BR) – which is what we mean by behavioral response – affected graduation rates using: Δ BR = ∑ x ∑ j Pr ( g = 1 | j, x, POST ) Pr ( j | x, POST ) Pr ( x | PRE ) - ∑ x ∑ j Pr ( g = 1 | j, x, PRE ) Pr ( j | x, POST ) Pr ( x | PRE ) (9).

Advocacy groups, however, are heartened by what some consider a sea change in the campus card marketplace since the 2015 regulations took effect.

"The students set out to create behavior change in one campus building and they reduced energy consumption per hood by 80 percent," said Dr. Krayer von Krauss, adding that the change saved 77,000 Canadian dollars, or $75,800, a year.