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UCI's Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Reaffirms Student Involvement

This memo, from December 7, 2006, emphasizes some of the crucial advantages of student involvement in decisions made at all levels of university governance. A special emphasis is placed on school and departmental governance.

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