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In this episode of URMIA Matters, Craig McAllister, URMIA’s president and Assistant Vice President, Risk Management at University of Miami, talks to Mellany Patrong, Director- Enterprise Risk Management at Texas Southern University, and Nakeschi Watkins, Director, Risk Management and Insurance at Cornell University, who have recently been elected as URMIA board members. They share their stories of how they joined URMIA, what motivated them to run for the board, and what they hope to achieve in their new roles. Mellany and Nakeschi also discuss the benefits of being part of URMIA, such as networking, learning opportunities, and building a support system. They also offer some advice for other members who are interested in getting more involved in URMIA and its activities. Tune in to hear their insights and perspectives on URMIA and how it can help you succeed.

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URMIA members benefit from three different products and the latest in the portfolio is the Student Property Insurance Program (SPIP)!  Launched in 2020 amidst the pandemic, the program is being relaunched with an awareness campaign as we head back to campus this fall. Hear how this program made life easier for Risk Analyst Evan Ferguson at Auburn University and benefited Auburn parents, students, and staff. Bailey Howard at Gallagher is a true partner on the program and helps dispel the myths around insuring student property. For more on the launch of the program, check back to Season 1, Episode 22 and find out more about how you can launch the program on your campus. A special thanks to guest host Julie Groves for helping us understand all the benefits the program offers URMIA members.

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Students interested in a career in Higher Education Risk Management can earn a scholarship to the URMIA Annual Conference and find value far exceeding the award. Anita Ingram, University of Cincinnati worked with Alyse Weinstein, Ernst & Young as a UC student and they share their story with guest host Julie Groves of Wake Forest University. Student scholarship applications are now available for URMIA’s annual conference.

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A day in the life of an association manager is diverse and unique but requires a passion for its members and the content the association represents. Join URMIA Board Member and Guest Host Julie L. Groves, director of risk services at Wake Forest University as she interviews Jenny Whittington, executive director at URMIA and learn why Jenny and URMIA are a perfect match!

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As the call for 2021 presentations goes out, host Jenny Whittington talks with Gary Langsdale, URMIA’s education manager, and Craig McAllister, URMIA board member and executive director of risk management at the University of Miami. They explain how the framework of core competencies will explicitly guide the selection of URMIA's professional development offerings for members and others in higher education risk management.

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Newly elected URMIA board members Keesha Trim, director of risk management & insurance at the University of Richmond, and Tim Wiseman, chief risk officer at the University of Wyoming, share their very different paths into higher education risk management. They also discuss how they hope to contribute as board members to URMIA’s mission of supporting members to meet today’s demands and preparing for future challenges in higher education risk management.

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Ellen Shew Holland shares insights from her long career as a higher education risk manager, an URMIA past president, and now as president of Strategic Risk Frameworks, LLC. She provides advice on how to elevate the risk manager’s role now and in a post-COVID future by helping the board identify strategic risks and opportunities, understand data that tracks the management of campus hazards, and anticipate future threats as higher education evolves.

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What are the top issues for small, community, and technical colleges? Listen in as Steven Stoeger-Moore, president of Districts Mutual Insurance & Risk Management Services (DMI), shares insights with host Jenny Whittington from the perspective of his unique institutional system for collaborative risk management across Wisconsin’s technical colleges. Pssst . . .He also shares tips on how you can gain systemwide support for attending URMIA’s regional and annual conferences.

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Emir Abderrazak Bader Chan Pascha und sein Kampf für unabhängigen Kurdistan

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Wir haben am 09.12.2018 die erste Sendung dem Kampf von Dynastie Bader Chan Pascha gegen Osmanischen Herrschaft in Nord-Kurdistan(Türkei) gewidmet.

Gestern am 23.12.2018 haben wir zweite Sendung diesem Thema gewidmet.

Diesmal in Mittelpunkt steht  Emir Abderrazak Bader Chan: Enkelkind des Legendären Kurdischen Emir Bader Chan Pascha und Führer des Aufstandes gegen Osmanen im Jahre 1847. Sein Vater war  Najib Pascha Bader Chan, der ältester Sohn von Bader Chan Pascha.

Emir Abderrazak Bader Chan wurde im Jahre 1864 in Istanbul und hat Orientalistik und Französische Sprache studiert.

Er hat den russischen Botschafter in Istanbul Tscharikov kennengelernt, der Ihn geholfen hat in Russland Asyl zu bekommen, und im Oktober 1910 ist Emir Abderrazak Bader Chan über Sewastopol nach Tiflis gereist. Abderrazak wollte ursprünglich nach Jerewan fahren um nahe der Kurden in der Türkei zu bleiben, aber die russische Regierung hat den Politischen Druck aus Istanbul nachgegeben und seine Ansuchen wurde abgelehnt.

Er hat mit russischer Hilfe und Unterstützung von Simko Agha Schkaki  in Ost-Kurdistan( Iran) in der Stadt Choye eine Schule eröffnet und auch eine Zeitung: Jihan Zani( die Welt des Wissens) herausgegeben. Seine politische und Kulturelle Tätigkeit ist vielfältig, und sehr interessant.Wir werden in der nächsten Sendung über ihn berichten.

Denge Kurdistan. 24.12.2018