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Trustee William R. Berkley, President Andrew Hamilton, and several others gave remarks in honor of the tenth anniversary of NYU Abu Dhabi. Trustee Related Matters. The Board passed a resolution marking the passing of Life Trustee Helen L. Kimmel.
Mar 31, 2019 · Students can vote for members of the Presidents Council and School Senators, a part of the Students Senators Council, by going to studentvote.nyu.edu and filling out a ballot for the respective position.
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The NYC BOE’s excessively diffuse decisional structure results in inefficiency and disparities. With ten commissioners — one Democrat and one Republican from each of the city’s five counties, each wielding equal power — the agency’s leadership is far larger and more diffuse than that of any other major metropolitan election jurisdiction in the coun...
The lack of transparent, merit-based selection standards, from commissioners down through the ranks, enables patronage and poor performance. Currently, political insiders select both NYC BOE commissioners and staffers behind the scenes and based on party machine connections rather than election administration qualifications. The law and selection p...
Insufficient training of leadership and staff impairs the NYC BOE’s ability to adequately serve voters. There is no legal requirement for agency leadership to undergo training, and staff training does not keep pace with changes in the law. Impact:From illegal voter list purges to widespread poll worker error to long lines and inaccessible poll site...
NYC voters have no effective path to hold their BOE accountable for persistent failures. City voters’ most direct representatives — the city council and citywide elected officials, including the mayor — lack the authority to remove commissioners, even though the city council has the power to appoint them. State law gives only the governor this auth...
The NYC BOE’s failure to share timely, usable information with the public hampers voters and inhibits its own improvement. The NYC BOE has failed repeatedly to convey information to the public that is crucial to be able to vote, and it provides limited access to election data that would enable evaluation and improvement of its performance over time...
Jan 31, 2023 · NYU’s board of trustees announced on Monday that it had chosen a new chairperson to succeed William Berkley. Evan Chesler, who has been a member of the board since 2006, will assume the role at the end of August.
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Mar 3, 2021 · Please email john.gershman@nyu.edu or call 212.998.7400 for assistance. This year New York City elections will use ranked-choice voting (RCV) for primary and special elections for Mayor, Public Advocate, Comptroller, Borough President, and City Council, after NYC residents approved it in a referendum in 2019.
