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    EC Report

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    FG Report

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    Reckless Speech in the Shadow of the Constitution

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    FS-8 Executive Committee Motion

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    Faculty Guide Commitee Report

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    Article 11 - first reading - February 2025

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    Seton Hall University Faculty Senate Minutes 02.21.25

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    FS-14 Approval of APC Motion on Applied Behavior Analysis

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    DIPL 3201 Sustainable Development

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    Traditional paradigms of development have focused on economic growth and industrialization to raise incomes, move up value chains, and increase a nation\u27s power. More recently, the focus has turned to efforts to eliminate poverty and hunger, improve access to healthcare and education, and increase social inclusion. Yet amid increasing awareness of the difficulty of achieving lasting and positive development, especially when considering its environmental costs, has come a new focus on the concept of sustainability. This course explores the how, what and why of sustainable development in its economic, political, social and environmental dimensions, both practically and theoretically

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