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Mentorship program connects underrepresented students with peers
In their roles as mentors, Schomburg fellows offer undergraduates from the Honors College advice and direction to help them advance both personally and professionally.
By CHARLES ANZALONE
"Through this program, gaps have been bridged. "
Sarah Quinones, Schomburg fellow
As a UB PhD candidate in public health, Schomburg fellow Schuyler Lawson knew all too well how the lack of representation in schools often puts students of color and other underrepresented groups at a disadvantage.
He worried promising minority undergraduate students could be harmed by the "imposter syndrome" and other lingering doubts about whether they belong in their respective programs.
Luckily for Toniqua Lawrence, Lawson cared. A member of the Honors College, Lawrence graduated from UB in May with a bachelor's degree in psychology. She acknowledges the influence Lawson's example and guidance has had on her academic development.
"Schuyler has given me information to get involved in my community in academic and social ways that have enriched my experiences," says Lawrence. "He has also invited me to the young Black professional network, which will definitely be useful in job/academic opportunities.
"In other academics, he has helped with graduate school searches and applications, as well as given tips and tricks on how to be successful as an underrepresented student," she says. "I will definitely be taking his advice with me in the future, as well as in my other academic endeavors."
Lawson describes the program as being "very impactful because underrepresented students benefit from receiving mentorship from other underrepresented students."
If the mentor-mentee relationship is important to the UB community, nowhere is it more evident than the bond between Lawson and Lawrence. And it's just one example in a continuing arrangement of Black and Latinx Schomburg fellows connecting with Black and Latinx Honors College students interested in graduate school.
The appreciation of the undergraduate students is well-matched by their elder classmates. These graduate students — members of the Arthur A. Schomburg Fellowship program for underrepresented students pursuing full-time graduate study at UB — remember what it was like when they could have used peer mentorship and are eager to change the dynamic.
"Through this program, gaps have been bridged," says Schomburg fellow Sarah Quinones, currently pursuing her doctorate in epidemiology. "I have wholly embraced this program and what it may provide to students."
Darius Melvin, academic adviser for the Honors College, says the program started this fall thanks to a collaboration with Elizabeth Colucci, director of the Office of Fellowships and Scholarships. Looking to support underrepresented Honors College upperclassmen as they formulate their post-graduation plans for career or graduate school, those putting together the program hoped that mentors would help expose Honors College scholars to post-graduate opportunities and be a supportive resource for their mentees.
"The Schomburg-Honors mentorship program connected Black and Latinx fellows in the Schomburg program with Black and Latinx honors college students who were interested in attending graduate school," says Melvin. "Being critically underrepresented in both graduate school and the Honors College, respectively, we realized the importance of peer mentorship programs such as this."
The Schomburg-Honors College mentoring program also aligns with the institutional recommendations from the President's Council on Race.
Peer-mentoring programs like this one create a more welcoming and supportive environment for current UB students that will improve retention and graduation rates, according to UB administrators.
Lawson and Lawrence are not alone. Quinones, who has a particular interest in environmental determinants of health among marginalized and underrepresented populations, also can see real progress from her involvement in the program.
Quinones has worked with Alyssa Bert, who graduated in May with a BA in health and human services: early childhood studies from the Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program.
"They often feel they have nowhere to go for help, or even feel comfortable seeking out help," Quinones says of these students.
Bert fully realizes the advantage of working with a peer who has experienced similar challenges.
"It was impactful because it inspired me to do my own research in pursuing a PhD and broadened my horizon in a way," she says.
So far, the Schomburg-Honors mentorship program has matched nine pairs of mentors and mentees since it began during the past fall semester. All meetings have been remote.
"We're planning to continue this program for years to come, becoming even more robust over time," says Melvin. "As we continue to recruit more high-achieving, underrepresented students, this mentorship program will be critical to not only our retention efforts, but our students' post-baccalaureate success overall."


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Chapter 11 The Practice of Physician Assistants
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1 Chapter 11 The Practice of Physician Assistants Scope 100 The following regulations pertain to physician assistants practicing medicine with physician supervision. Physician assistants may perform those duties and responsibilities, including diagnosing and the ordering, prescribing, dispensing of prepackaged drugs, and administration of drugs and medical devices as delegated by their supervising physician(s). 101 Physician assistants may provide any medical service which is delegated by the supervising physician when the service is within the physician assistant s training and skills; forms a component of the physician s scope of practice; and is provided with supervision. 102 Physician assistants shall be considered the agents of their supervising physicians in the performance of all practice-related activities including, but not limited to, the ordering of diagnostic, therapeutic, and other medical services. Definitions 200 For the purpose of Chapter 11 only, the following terms have the meanings indicated: 1. Board means the Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure. 2. Physician Assistant means a person who meets the Board s criteria for licensure as a physician assistant and is licensed as a physician assistant by the Board. 3. Supervising Physician means a doctor of medicine or a doctor of osteopathic medicine who holds an unrestricted license from the Board, who is in the full-time practice of medicine, and who has been approved by the Board to supervise physician assistants. 4. Supervise or Supervision means overseeing and accepting responsibility for the medical services rendered by a physician assistant. 5. Primary Office means the usual practice location of a physician and being the same location reported by that physician to the Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure and the United States Drug Enforcement Administration. 6. NCCPA means the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. 7. PANCE means the Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination. 8. CAAHEP means the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs. 9. Predecessor or Successor Agency refers to the agency responsible for accreditation of educational programs for physician assistants that preceded CAAHEP or the agency responsible for accreditation of educational programs for physician assistants that succeeded CAAHEP. 1
2 Qualifications for Licensure 300 Pursuant to Section , Mississippi Code, all physician assistants who are employed as physician assistants by a Department of Veterans Affairs health care facility, a branch of the United States military, or the Federal Bureau of Prisons and who are practicing as physician assistants in a federal facility in Mississippi on July 1, 2000, and those physician assistants who trained in a Mississippi physician assistant program and have been continuously practicing as a physician assistant in Mississippi since 1976, shall be eligible for licensure if they submit an application for licensure to the Board by December 31, 2000, and meet the following additional requirements: 1. Satisfy the Board that he or she is at least twenty-one (21) years of age and of good moral character. 2. Submit an application for license on a form supplied by the Board, completed in every detail with a recent photograph (wallet-size/passport type) attached. A Polaroid or informal snapshot will not be accepted. 3. Pay the appropriate fee as determined by the Board. 4. Present a certified copy of birth certificate. 5. Submit proof of legal change of name if applicable (notarized or certified copy of marriage or other legal proceeding). 6. Provide information on registration or licensure in all other states where the applicant is or has been registered or licensed as a physician assistant. 7. Provide favorable references from two (2) physicians licensed in the United States with whom the applicant has worked or trained. 8. No basis or grounds exist for the denial of licensure as provided at Section 1500 below. Physician assistants licensed under this section will be eligible for license renewal so long as they meet standard renewal requirements. 301 Before December 31, 2004, applicants for physician assistant licensure, except those licensed pursuant to the paragraph above, must be graduates of physician assistant educational programs accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Educational Programs or its predecessor or successor agency, have passed the certification examination administered by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA), have current NCCPA certification, and possess a minimum of a baccalaureate degree, and meet the following additional requirements: 1. Satisfy the Board that he or she is at least twenty-one (21) years of age and of good moral character. 2. Submit an application for license on a form supplied by the Board, completed in every detail with a recent photograph (wallet-size/passport type) attached. A Polaroid or informal snapshot will not be accepted. 3. Pay the appropriate fee as determined by the Board. 4. Present a certified copy of birth certificate. 5. Submit proof of legal change of name if applicable (notarized or certified copy of marriage or other legal proceeding). 6. Provide information on registration or licensure in all other states where the applicant is or has been registered or licensed as a physician assistant. 2
3 7. Provide favorable references from two (2) physicians licensed in the United States with whom the applicant has worked or trained. 8. No basis or grounds exist for the denial of licensure as provided at Section 1500 below. Physician assistants meeting these licensure requirements will be eligible for license renewal so long as they meet standard renewal requirements. 302 On or after December 31, 2004, applicants for physician assistant licensure must meet the following requirements: 1. Satisfy the Board that he or she is at least twenty-one (21) years of age and of good moral character. 2. Complete an application for license and submit same to the Board in the manner prescribed by the Board with a recent passport type photograph. 3. Pay the appropriate fee as determined by the Board. 4. Present a certified copy of birth certificate or valid passport. 5. Submit proof of legal change of name if applicable (notarized or certified copy of marriage license or other legal proceeding). 6. Possess a master s degree in a health-related or science field. 7. Successfully complete an educational program for physician assistants accredited by CAAHEP or its predecessor or successor agency. 8. Pass the certification examination administered by the NCCPA and have current NCCPA certification. 9. Provide information on registration or licensure in all other states where the applicant is or has been registered or licensed as a physician assistant. 10. Provide favorable references from two (2) physicians licensed in the United States with whom the applicant has worked or trained. 11. Appear for a personal interview in the office of the Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure and pass the Jurisprudence Examination as administered by the Board. 12. No basis or grounds exist for the denial of licensure as provided at Section 1500 below. Temporary License 400 The Board may grant a temporary license to an applicant who meets the qualifications for licensure except that the applicant has not yet taken the national certifying examination administered by the NCCPA or the applicant has taken the national certifying examination and is awaiting the results or the applicant has not obtained a minimum of a master s degree in a health-related or science field. 401 A temporary license issued upon the basis of the NCCPA not being taken or the applicant awaiting the results is valid: 1. for one hundred eighty (180) days from the date of issuance; 2. until the results of an applicant s examination are available; or 3. until the Board makes a final decision on the applicant s request for licensure, whichever comes first. 3
4 The Board may extend a temporary license, upon a majority vote of the Board members, for a period not to exceed one hundred eighty (180) days. Under no circumstances may the Board grant more than one extension of a temporary license. 402 A temporary license may be issued to an applicant who has not obtained a master s degree so long as the applicant can show proof of enrollment in a master s program that will, when completed, meet the master s degree requirement. The temporary license will be valid no longer than one (1) year, and may not be renewed. Requirement of Protocol - Prescribing/Dispensing 500 Physician assistants shall practice according to a Board-approved protocol which has been mutually agreed upon by the physician assistant and the supervising physician. Each protocol shall be prepared taking into consideration the specialty of the supervising physician, and must outline diagnostic and therapeutic procedures and categories of pharmacologic agents which may be ordered, administered, dispensed and/or prescribed for patients with diagnoses identified by the physician assistant. Each protocol shall contain a detailed description of back-up coverage if the supervising physician is away from the primary office. Although licensed, no physician assistant shall practice until a duly executed protocol has been approved by the Board. 501 Except as hereinafter provided in Section 502 below, physician assistants may not write prescriptions for or dispense controlled substances or any other drug having addictionforming or addiction-sustaining liability. A physician assistant may, however, administer such medications pursuant to an order by the supervising physician if in the protocol. 502 Prescribing Controlled Substances and Medications by Physician Assistants 1. Scope Pursuant to these regulations, authorized physician assistants may prescribe controlled substances in Schedules II through V. 2. Application for Authority to Prescribe Controlled Substances a. Physician assistant applicants applying for controlled substance prescriptive authority must complete a Board approved educational program prior to making application. b. In order to obtain the authority to prescribe controlled substances in any schedule, the physician assistant shall submit an application approved by the Board. 3. Incorporation of Physician Regulations Pertaining to Prescribing, Administering and Dispensing of Medication For the purpose of directing the manner in which physician assistants may prescribe controlled substances, the Board incorporates Chapter 25 of the Board s Regulations Pertaining to Prescribing, Administering and Dispensing of Medication as applied to physicians, including but not limited to all Definitions, Maintenance of Records and Inventories, Use of Diet Medication, Use of Controlled Substances for Chronic (Non- Terminal) Pain, and Prescription Guidelines. All physician assistants authorized to prescribe controlled substances shall fully comply with these regulations. 4
5 Supervision 4. Registration for Controlled Substances Certificate Prescriptive Authority a. Every physician assistant authorized to practice in Mississippi who prescribes any controlled substance must be registered with the U. S. Drug Enforcement Administration in compliance with Title 21 CFR, Part 1301 Food and Drugs. b. Pursuant to authority granted in Mississippi Code, Section , the Board hereby adopts, in lieu of a separate registration with the Board, the registration with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration as required in Section a. above, provided, however, where a physician assistant already possesses a controlled substances registration certificate for a practice location in another state or jurisdiction, the physician assistant may not transfer or otherwise use the same registration until he or she meets the training requirements set forth in Section a. In the event, however, a physician assistant has had limitations or other restrictions placed upon his or her license wherein he or she is prohibited from handling controlled substances in any or all schedules, said physician assistant shall be prohibited from registering with the U. S. Drug Enforcement Administration for a Uniform Controlled Substances Registration Certificate without first being expressly authorized to do so by order of the Board. c. The registration requirement set forth in these regulations does not apply to the distribution and manufacture of controlled substances. Any physician who engages in the manufacture or distribution of controlled substances or legend drugs shall register with the Mississippi State Board of Pharmacy pursuant to Mississippi Code, Section For the purposes herein, distribute shall mean the delivery of a drug other than by administering, prescribing, or dispensing. The word manufacture shall have the same meaning as set forth in Mississippi Code, Section (q). 5. Drug Maintenance, Labeling and Distribution Requirements Persons registered to prescribe controlled substances may order, possess, prescribe, administer, distribute or conduct research with those substances to the extent authorized by their registration and in conformity with the other provisions of these regulations and in conformity with provisions of the Mississippi Uniform Controlled Substances Law, Mississippi Code, Sections et. seq., except physician assistants may not receive samples of controlled substances. A physician assistant may receive and distribute pre-packaged medications or samples of non-controlled substances for which the physician assistant has prescriptive authority. 600 Before any physician shall supervise a physician assistant, the physician must first (a) present to the Board s Executive Director a duly executed protocol, (b) appear personally before the Board or its Executive Director, and (c) obtain written approval to act as a supervising physician. The facts and matters to be considered by the Board when approving or disapproving a protocol or supervision arrangement shall include, but are not limited to, how the supervising physician and physician assistant plan to implement the protocol, the method and manner of supervision, consultation, referral and liability. 5
6 601 Where two or more physicians anticipate executing a protocol to supervise a physician assistant, it shall not be necessary that all of the physicians personally appear before the Board or Executive Director as required in Section 600. In this situation, the physician who will bear the primary responsibility for the supervision of the physician assistant shall make the required personal appearance. Supervising Physician Limited 700 No physician shall be authorized to supervise a physician assistant unless that physician holds an unrestricted license to practice medicine in the state of Mississippi. 701 Supervision means overseeing activities of, and accepting responsibility for, all medical services rendered by the physician assistant. Except as described in Section 702, supervision must be continuous, but shall not be construed as necessarily requiring the physical presence of the supervising physician. 702 New graduate physician assistants and all physician assistants newly practicing in Mississippi, except those licensed under Section 300, require the on-site presence of a supervising physician for one hundred twenty (120) days. 703 The physician assistant s practice shall be confined to the primary office or clinic of the supervising physician or any hospital(s) or clinic or other health care facility within the same community where the primary office is located, wherein the supervising physician holds medical staff privileges. Exceptions to this requirement may be granted on an individual basis, provided the location(s) of practice are set forth in the protocol. 704 The supervising physician must provide adequate means for communication with the physician assistant. Communication may occur through the use of technology which may include, but is not limited to, radio, telephone, fax, modem, or other telecommunication device. 705 The supervising physician shall, on at least a monthly basis, conduct a review of the records/charts of at least ten percent (10%) of the patients treated by the physician assistant, said records/charts selected on a random basis. During said review, the supervising physician shall note the medical and family histories taken, results of any and all examinations and tests, all diagnoses, orders given, medications prescribed, and treatments rendered. The review shall be evidenced by the supervising physician placing his or her signature or initials at the base of the clinic note, either electronically or by hand, and shall submit proof of said review to the Board upon request. Number of Physician Assistants Supervised 800 No physician shall supervise more than two (2) physician assistants at any one time. A physician supervising two (2) nurse practitioners may not supervise a physician assistant. 6
7 Termination 900 The physician assistant and supervising physician shall notify the Board in writing immediately upon the physician assistant s termination; physician retirement; withdrawal from active practice; or any other change in employment, functions or activities. Failure to notify can result in disciplinary action. Duty to Notify Board of Change of Address 1000 Any physician assistant who is licensed to practice as a physician assistant in this state and changes his or her practice location, shall immediately notify the Board in writing of the change of location. Failure to notify within 30 days could result in disciplinary action. Continuing Education 1100 Each licensed physician assistant must show proof of completing 50 hours of CME each year, 20 hours of which must be Category 1, as defined by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME). Physician assistants who are certified by the NCCPA may meet this requirement by providing evidence of current NCCPA certification All physician assistants authorized to prescribe controlled substances must show proof of completing 50 hours of CME each year, 20 hours of which must be Category 1, as defined by the ACCME, and 10 hours of which must be related to the prescribing of medications with an emphasis on controlled substances. Identification 1200 The supervising physician shall be responsible to ensure that any physician assistant under his or her supervision does not advertise or otherwise hold himself or herself out in any manner which would tend to mislead the general public or patients. Physician assistants shall at all times when on duty wear a name tag, placard or plate identifying themselves as physician assistants Physician assistants may not advertise in any manner which implies that the physician assistant is an independent practitioner A person not licensed as a physician assistant by the Board who holds himself or herself out as a physician assistant is subject to the penalties applicable to the unlicensed practice of medicine. Physician Liability 1300 Prior to the supervision of a physician assistant, the physician s and/or physician assistant s insurance carrier must forward to the Board a Certificate of Insurance. 7
8 Renewal Schedule 1400 The license of every person licensed to practice as a physician assistant in the state of Mississippi shall be renewed annually On or before May 1 of each year, the State Board of Medical Licensure shall mail a notice of renewal of license to every physician assistant to whom a license was issued or renewed during the current licensing year. The notice shall provide instructions for obtaining and submitting applications for renewal. The applicant shall obtain and complete the application and submit it to the Board in the manner prescribed by the Board in the notice before June 30 with documentation of completing each year 50 hours of CME and the renewal fee of an amount established by the Board. The payment of the annual license renewal fee shall be optional with all physician assistants over the age of seventy (70) years. Upon receipt of the application and fee, the Board shall verify the accuracy of the application and issue to applicant a certificate of renewal for the ensuing year, beginning July 1 and expiring June 30 of the succeeding calendar year A physician assistant practicing in Mississippi who allows his or her license to lapse by failing to renew the license as provided in Section 1401 may be reinstated by the Board on satisfactory explanation for such failure to renew, by completion of a reinstatement form, and upon payment of the renewal fee for the current year, and shall be assessed a fine of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) plus an additional fine of Five Dollars ($5.00) for each month thereafter that the license renewal remains delinquent Any physician assistant not practicing in Mississippi who allows his or her license to lapse by failing to renew the license as provided in Section 1401 may be reinstated by the Board on satisfactory explanation for such failure to renew, by completion of a reinstatement form, and upon payment of the arrearage for the previous five (5) years and the renewal fee for the current year Any physician assistant who allows his or her license to lapse shall be notified by the Board within thirty (30) days of such lapse Any person practicing as a physician assistant during the time his or her license has lapsed shall be considered an illegal practitioner and shall be subject to the same penalties as provided in Mississippi Code, Section Disciplinary Proceedings 1500 Grounds for Disciplinary Action Against Physician Assistants For the purpose of conducting disciplinary actions against individuals licensed to practice as physician assistants, the Board hereby incorporates those grounds for the non-issuance, suspension, revocation, or restriction of a license or the denial of reinstatement or renewal of a license, as set forth in Mississippi Code, Sections and As a basis for denial, suspension, revocation or other restriction, the Board may initiate 8
9 disciplinary proceedings based upon any one or more of those grounds as set forth in Sections and , and may make provision for the assessment of costs as provided therein Hearing Procedure and Appeals No individual shall be denied a license or have his or her license suspended, revoked or restriction placed thereon, unless the individual licensed as a physician assistant has been given notice and opportunity to be heard. For the purpose of notice, disciplinary hearings and appeals, the Board hereby adopts and incorporates by reference all provisions of the Rules of Procedure now utilized by the Board for those individuals licensed to practice medicine, osteopathic medicine, and podiatric medicine in the state of Mississippi Reinstatement of License 1. A person whose license to practice as a physician assistant has been revoked, suspended, or otherwise restricted may petition the Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure to reinstate his or her license after a period of one (1) year has elapsed from the date of the revocation or suspension. The procedure for the reinstatement of a license that is suspended for being out of compliance with an order for support, as defined in Section , shall be governed by Sections or , as the case may be. 2. The petition shall be accompanied by two (2) or more verified recommendations from physicians or osteopaths licensed by the Board of Medical Licensure to which the petition is addressed and by two (2) or more recommendations from citizens each having personal knowledge of the activities of the petitioner since the disciplinary penalty was imposed and such facts as may be required by the Board of Medical Licensure. The petition may be heard at the next regular meeting of the Board of Medical Licensure but not earlier than thirty (30) days after the petition was filed. No petition shall be considered while the petitioner is under sentence for any criminal offense, including any period during which he or she is under probation or parole. The hearing may be continued from time to time as the Board of Medical Licensure finds necessary. 3. In determining whether the disciplinary penalty should be set aside and the terms and conditions, if any, which should be imposed if the disciplinary penalty is set aside, the Board of Medical Licensure may investigate and consider all activities of the petitioner since the disciplinary action was taken against him or her, the offense for which he or she was disciplined, his or her activity during the time his or her certificate was in good standing, his or her general reputation for truth, professional ability and good character; and it may require the petitioner to pass an oral examination. Impaired Physician Assistants 1600 For the purpose of the Mississippi Disabled Physician Law, Mississippi Code, Sections to , any individual licensed to practice as a physician assistant, shall be 9
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Wayne West III Assumes Chairmanship of IHG Owners Association; 2020 Association Global Board of Directors Announced
January 14, 2020 (Atlanta, Georgia) - The IHG Owners Association, which represents IHG® (InterContinental Hotels Group) franchise hotel owners worldwide, announced that Wayne West III has assumed chairmanship of its Global Board of Directors for 2020. West is President and Partner of Newport Hospitality Group, based in Williamsburg, Va., and brings an extensive background as a hotelier and operator. With more than 40 years in the industry, he has helped hotels maximize guest loyalty and team engagement while ensuring exceptional revenue performance and profitability. He succeeds 2019 chair Kurt Furlong, Chief Revenue Officer and Partner with Genuine Hospitality, LLC.
Newport is a hotel management company that operates more than 50 select, full-service and independent hotels under various brands, primarily on the Eastern Seaboard. West joined the company in 2013 as Chief Operating Officer and quickly advanced to his current position as President. Previously, he was with Lane Hospitality (now Spire Hospitality) for 12 years, serving as Chief Operating Officer for the last three. West has also held executive positions with several other leading hospitality companies.
"I've been proud to serve on the IHG Owners Association Global Board for the past year as Treasurer, and I've enjoyed my leadership responsibilities as Vice Chair and then Chair of the Americas Regional Council (ARC)," says West. "I am very honored to now assume the role of Chair of the Association. I look forward to representing the interests of our members around the world and connecting with IHG leadership on their behalf."
West has been an active member of the Association for many years having served as Chair of the Holiday Inn Committee and several other Association working groups, including the Strategic Planning and Standards Committees and the Holiday Inn Food & Beverage Council.
Don Berg, CEO of the IHG Owners Association, notes, "Wayne's deep, first-hand knowledge and experience in all areas of hotel operation will certainly benefit the work of the Association on many levels. His profound hotel management acumen will provide authentic and intelligent thought leadership to our members."
West attended East Carolina University and earned his Certified Hotel Administrator designation from the American Hotel & Lodging Association. He resides with his wife, Marianne, in a small lakeside town in North Carolina.
The IHG Owners Association is also pleased to announce its 2020 Global Board of Directors:
Chair-Elect & Americas Member at Large: Norman Leslie, President and Founder, National Hospitality Services
Treasurer & Americas Member at Large: Navroz Saju, President and CEO, HDG Hotels
Secretary & Americas Member at Large: Nellie Dhanji, Vice President of Operations and Legal Counsel, Stanley Park Investments, Ltd.
Immediate Past Chair Advisor: Kurt Furlong, Chief Revenue Officer and Partner, Genuine Hospitality, LLC
Past Chair Council Representative: Kerry Ranson, Chief Development Officer, HP Hotels
CEO, IHG Owners Association: Don Berg
Europe Regional Representative: Maurice Jansen, COO, EVENT Hotels
Middle East/Africa/Asia Regional Representative: Paul Salter, Managing Director, Salter Brothers Asset Management and CEO and Managing Director, Salter Brothers Hotel Group
Americas Regional Representative: Mark Zipperer, President and CEO, Pride Hospitality, LLC
Americas Member at Large: Asad Malik, President and CEO, Amerilodge Group
Americas Member at Large: Euan McGlashan, Co-Founder and CEO, Valor Hospitality Partners
Americas Member at Large: Perry Molubhoy, Founder, President and CEO, Atlantic Hotels
Americas Member at Large: Juan Carlos Santos, CEO, BPO
Americas Member at Large: Felix Seiler, COO, Holloway Lodging Corporation
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by Nathan Lasnoski
So… we were working as a company to construct our One Page Strategic Plan. We'd used platforms before that had similar concepts but none of them integrated with Teams or any of the Microsoft ecosystem. I was not happy about implementing another walled garden for our executive team, so I set out to use some weekend time to create a One Page Strategic Plan in PowerApps. The first iteration isn't perfect and certainly shows some warts from the gaps that PowerApps specifically has, but it looks and works very well for our purposes. I'd think this is fitting for most executive teams. I've also decided to make this project Open Source, which you can access from the GitHub repo here.
First, what is a One Page Strategic Plan?
A One Page Strategic Plan articulates the goals of an organization from start to finish. The beginning of the plan is Big Hairy Audacious Goals, align a Sandbox where you will "play", establish 5 year targets, then establish 1 year targets. A OPSP is the foundation of any business planning and establishes a clear target for the organization over a period of time.
So, why build one in Power Apps for Teams?
I decided to create on in Power Apps for Teams because I believe in the OPSP as a core tool for business planning and the tool was locked up in walled gardens or word templates. We needed something that would exist right along with the other planning tools we were using in Teams. I also wanted to test out a few Dataverse oriented ideas as part of the testing.
You can see below the result of the first version of the One Page Strategic Plan in Power Apps for Teams. The OPSP uses Dataverse for Teams (meaning each Team can have its own) – like a micro-OPSP, as well as the company one. Also, it's easily fit in the one-page interface, causing no scrolling to see the whole plan. The elements, such as BHAG, are made up of tables in the Dataverse exposed in gallery containers in Power Apps. You can see the groupings below.
How was it done?
Let's walk through how the Power App was initially created and over time we'll find ways to make it better and better through the Open Source project. The first step was to define the data, which I did with a series of Dataverse tables for Teams.
Table List:
The table list is visible below, which shows all the Dataverse for Teams tables created for the project. This can expand over time as the project takes shape.
Inside a Table in the Dataverse:
The inside of each table has its the necessary fields for that component. For the most part, they have a "name" and that's it. I'd think this is another thing we could expand over time. Right now it is "keep it simple stupid".
So, for each table there is a label and "new" button outside the gallery container. The gallery container then includes the "save" button, "delete" button, and TextBox for the Name value of the table. These then scale vertically inside a prescribed size that you can adjust. In order to build this I used the empty gallery the first time, then just started copy/pasting/rename.
The code for the new button was (OnSelect):
"Patch(Strategic_5_Year_Targets, Defaults(Strategic_5_Year_Targets), { Name:"5 Year Target" });"
The code for the save button was (OnSelect):
"Patch(Strategic_5_Year_Targets,ThisItem, {Name:'5_Year_Targets_TextBox1′.Value})"
The code for the delete button was (OnSelect):
"Remove(Strategic_5_Year_Targets,ThisItem);"
To Publish (if creating from scratch)
The publishing process for Teams was pretty easy. You select "Publish to Teams" and then choose the Team to publish to. This was simple. The harder part was to come later.
Importing into a Team
The process of importing into an existing Team is pretty simple. Just select the code from GitHub and import using the Import Wizard. This includes the process of creating the Dataverse for Teams, as well as the Power App.
To similarly export after making changes, or to import to another team, select the app in the Power Apps interface (THANKS Anthony Escabedo) and dump it to a zip file. If you want to contribute to the project, bring it into the GitHub.
The GitHub
So, I KNOW there are way better ways to make this Power App. So, if you want to contribute to making this project better, check out the GitHub Repo and let's work on it together!
Looking forward to seeing what you build!
Nathan Lasnoski


The Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) has held a press conference on March 13th, in which two major research and development results were published to enhance blood transfusion and food safety.
The U.S. FDA 510K licensed anticoagulant leukocyte depletion filter is developed by research team of Professor Yung Chang from Chung Yuan Christian University. The technology is completely developed & produced in Taiwan, which has the best filtration efficiency and white blood cell (WBCs) depletion rate for similar products. It is an important milestone for the commercialization of the medical device in MOST Germination Program.
Food safety has been gradually an emphasis in recent years. Under the continuous assistance of the MOST Germination Program, Assistant Professor Chen-Han Huang from the National Central University has completed the concept verification to develop a rapid food allergy detection kit. It provides the solution that which the commercial product cannot detect in time and accurately. Moreover the results can be acquired within two minutes; and the results could be comparable to Central Laboratory. .
Since 2011, MOST has promoted the "Germination Program", which had experienced several phases, such as in experimental research, pilot program to various in entrepreneur plan and so on. The program is targeted at the technical team in the earliest stage of commercialization of R&D results. Prospectively academic achievements commercialize will be overcome any obstacle for the duration. The team of Professor Yung Chang's has been subsidized in 2012. After eight years of dedication, the team finally obtained the U.S. marketing authorization in 2018. As for the team of Assistant Professor Chen-Han Huang's, it is subsidized in 2018, and will soon enter commercialization as well. It is highly appreciated for more support for technical teams.
Leukocyte reduction filter protects the blood transfusion safety of the people!!
Different side effects may occur in the process of blood transfusion if the allogeneic WBCs from the blood donor to the recipient. Transfusion-induced complications are depending on the health of the recipient. More than 20 countries in the world have passed the Universal Leukoreduction (ULR) Act, which specified leukocytes reduction as a necessary procedure for blood transfusion. According to current European and American regulations, the leukocyte reduction filter needs more than 99.9% WBCs subtraction, in order to achieve the standard safety of blood transfusion.
MOST Germination Program counsels a derivative startup company, "PuriBlood Biotechnology Co., Ltd.", from Director Yung Chang of R&D Center for Membrane Technology at Chung Yuan Christian University, to develop "a series of product sets for anticoagulant leukocyte depletion filter". With this new technology, blood donation centers and medical institutions only need to use a membrane filtration device to provide medical personnel with accurate filtering of more than 99.9% of white blood cells in human blood, which not only greatly improves blood transfusion safety, but also reduces the huge medical expenses caused by transfusion complications.
Taiwan has actively promoted ULR through the Taiwan Blood Foundation to ensure the safety of blood transfusion in recent years. The current use of leukocyte reduction filter is about 60 million per year worldwide, and the overall market size is at least 1 billion per year. In addition, platelets concentrate with leukocyte reduction has begun to be used in wound healing, tissue regeneration, arthritis treatment and medical beauty in recent years. The business opportunities in the global market is expected to exceed 10 billion U.S. dollars in the future.
PuriBlood Medical CO., LTD. was founded in 2016 and had completed the seed fundraising in the same year. PuriBlood received the "13th National Innovation Award" of the National Biotechnology and Medical Industry Policy Association - Glory of the New Start-up Enterprise Award. The products are completely developed and produced by academic institution in Taiwan. In 2017, PuriBlood group set up the first automated manufacturing line to produce leukocyte reduction filters at Hsinchu Science Park in Taiwan, which is integrated from design and combination of multi-layer membrane assemble process and melting-cut packaging program. PuriBlood obtained the US FDA 510K license based on the ISO 13485 in November 2018.
2-min accurate detection of food allergens, the cutting-edge solutions of food safety!!
You may have an allergic constitution if you often feel discomfort without knowing any reason. Chronic or acute allergic reactions caused by food sometimes could cause severe anaphylaxis to death. About 50 million people suffer from severe food allergies in the United States. There are around 200 thousand people being sent to emergency room for food allergy every year, and relevant medical cost is about 25 billion U.S. dollars. The global food allergy cases continue to increase, especially in children.
MOST Graduate Students Study Abroad Program support the post-doctoral research of Assistant Professor Chen-Han Huang from National Central University to Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. After returning Taiwan, the MOST Germination Program continued to assist in the prototype production of the "Integrated Magneto-Chemical Sensor For On-Site Food Allergen Detection" and formed Taiwan User-Friendly Sensor & Tech Co., Ltd.
The core technologies integrated by extraction, sensing kit and allergen signal reader are connected to smart phone APP to provide an easy-to-carry and convenient tool for quickly and accurately detecting food allergens. People without professional training can use the personal smart phone for on-site measurement, and the high sensitivity test results of laboratory instrument level can be obtained within 2 minutes.
At present, it can detect six major allergens in the market, such as gluten, peanuts, milk, eggs, etc.; and it will be extended to other tests in the future, such as environmental hormones, pesticides, food poisoning toxins and DNA identification tracking from upstream food sources in order to enable allergic patients to eat with peace of mind. Food industry or restaurant owners can monitor whether products contain allergens, toxins and other pollution, and ensure sales safety and build a safety product trace ability.
This year, the team was selected to attend the CES exhibition to exposure and advertise products. Because its gluten sensitivity is much higher than U.S. regulations, it was very popular during the exhibition. There are many companies, for example Great Mall and CVS in the U.S., Glico in Japan, and Australia also expressed their willingness for further cooperation. It is expected that the company will start from Taiwan, and to enter the international market to enable consumers to take care of food safety on their own.
Since the Germination Program began to subsidize until today, and the entrepreneurial environment in Taiwan has improved. Also after amendment of the Science and Technology Basic Law, academic achievements are more pragmatic and open. MOST has continuously assisted commercialization of prospective technology, and built up international startup hub, Taiwan Tech Arena (TTA), that invites international accelerators march into TTA. We are building a more friendly technology innovation ecosystem and are committed to turn Taiwan into an island of technology innovation.


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Ivan Lapajna, slovenski geodet in politik, * 17. junij 1857, Ponikve, Tolmin, † 12. marec 1945, Ponikve.

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Leta 1885 je v Trstu končal zemljemersko šolo. Po končani šoli je dobil prvo zaposlitev v Tolminu. Tu je med službovanjem skupaj z okrajnim cestnim odborom pripravil več novih  projektov za ceste in mostove. Kasneje je vodil razdeljevanje skupne srénjske zemlje (srénja je nekdanja skupnost upravičencev do skupnega premoženja ene ali več vasi). V Kobaridu, kjer se je naselil, je ustanovil svoj projektivni biro, med njegovimi uslužbenci je bil tudi gradbeni inženir Venceslav Smrekar. Leta 1895 je bil na listi političnega društva Sloga iz Gorice v razredu kmečke kurije sodnih okrajev Bovec, Cerkno, Kobarid in Tolmin izvoljen v goriški deželni zbor. Ponovno je bil izvoljen leta 1902. Leta 1908 pa je na volitvah v deželni zbor kandidiral na listi kobariškega Katoliško političnega in gospodarskega društva, katerega predsednik je bil, vendar ni uspel. Leta 1910 se je iz Kobarida vrnil v rojstni kraj, kjer je prevzel kmetijo. Vzporedno z delom na kmetiji je še vedno opravljal zemljemerska dela in izdelal več načrtov za stanovanjske hiše in druge objekte.

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The Chinese American Museum is the first in Southern California to document the experience of the Chinese in America. It is housed within the oldest surviving Chinese building, called the Garnier Building. The first exhibition was held in 1992 and featured the works of James Wong Howe, the Oscar-winning cinematographer. The museum's main aim is to eventually become an educational resource for other ethnic communities. In February, it celebrates the Chinese Lantern Festival, so if you're visiting LA at that time make sure it's on your itinerary.
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This adobe structure, built by Don Francisco Avila, is considered the oldest existing house in Los Angeles. By modern standards the home is quite small, though at the time it was the largest in the area. Although it has been heavily restored, much of the original structure survives today. It now functions as a museum with the interior having been refurbished to include a four-post bed and other typical furnishings from the era.
The Grammy Museum
Located in Downtown, this is LA's only museum dedicated solely to the Grammy Awards. Celebrating every musical genre, the museum aims to educate people of all age groups, especially young people, about the cultural importance of music. Spread over four floors, the museum also doubles up as an exhibition center as well as a venue for live concerts, public events and educational programs. Tours to the museum are available as well. From Michael Jackson's tour artifacts and iconic outfits to Backstreet Boys memorabilia, the museum displays prized possessions of the global music industry. A must-visit, you can check the website for more information and a schedule of current events.
The African American Firefighter Museum
The African American Firefighter Museum is a wonderful landmark that documents the history and progression of the Firefighters of the country. The museum is like a restored house that consists of wooden flooring and stairs. The museum is spread over two floors and includes several exhibits, objects and collectibles that are simply interesting. All the displays are informative and are neatly arranged along the museum. Admission is free. A must see site for those who love American History.
California African American Museum (CAAM)
This museum is devoted to Afrocentric artwork. It is a large space and has plenty to offer its visitors from painting to sculpture to multimedia installations by African-American artists. The owners also feature artists from the past and historical exhibits. There are many rotating exhibits as well, like the Rhythms of the Soul, a showcase of the instruments of Africa. The museum store sells artwork and other items related to the museum.
Los Angeles Police Museum
Los Angeles Police Museum is dedicated to preserving the history of the Los Angeles Police department. A great museum that houses tons of evidences, exhibits, artifacts and objects that focuses on Police stories, LA crimes, tactics, uniforms, etc. The museum is considered to be the city's oldest surviving museum. There is a delicate gift store form where visitors can purchase badges and souvenirs to have memories of their visit. The museum is accessible to the public from Tuesday to Friday from 9 Am to 3 Pm and on the third Saturday of the month from 9 A to 3 Pm.
Hollywood Museum
The purpose of Hollywood Museum is to shed some lights, camera, and action on everything Hollywood. From biographies of famous actors to the specific techniques that make movies into blockbusters, the Hollywood Museum showcases the whole movie-making process from idea to finished product and everything in between. It's situated on five floors in the recently renovated Max Factor Building; come to find out how Hollywood became the entertainment Mecca it is today.
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The Hollywood Bowl Museum is home to some of the best Hollywood legends the film industry ever witnessed. The main attraction here is a 10 minute video, which will enrich any visit to this legendary outdoor amphitheater. The film features the first ever recording here, as well as footage of a number of legendary performances over the years. Some of the highlights of the other exhibits include original designs by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Soundscape that lets you explore the myriad possibilities of sound and the GTE Museum Resource Center, which allows visitors to use computers to access thousands of photos, documents and video clips. Check website for varying open dates.
Gene Autry opened this museum in 1988 to showcase western history. The museum features several rotating exhibits as well as a permanent collection. Art and artifacts from the Old West are on display, from the West's prehistoric roots to the 20th Century's Hollywood glamorization of the Wild West. Using film, radio and television clips, and a hands-on discovery center for children, the museum sheds a bright light on this part of the nation's heritage.
Paley Center for Media
This shrine to the media allows visitors to see footage and hear recordings of some of the most memorable events and programs in modern history. The museum has a collection of more than 75,000 television and radio programs, including some well-known commercials from over the years. Visitors can choose up to four segments from the catalogue to watch or listen to at any one time; for example, you could view the Beatles, Elvis Presley, I Love Lucy and The Honeymooners simultaneously. The museum is modeled after a similar structure in New York, established by the former head of CBS Television, William S. Paley.
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It is critical that glacial scientists continue to refine their interpretations of ancient archives of subglacial processes, specifically those represented by tills and associated deposits, as they form the most widespread and accessible record of processes at the ice-bed interface. Unfortunately, despite a long history of investigation and a lexicon of process-based nomenclature, glacial sedimentologists have yet to reach a consensus on diagnostic criteria for identifying till genesis in the geological record. What should be called till? Based on the author's extensive field research, as well as the latest literature on the subject, this book attempts to provide a definitive answer to that question. It critically reviews the global till literature and experimental and laboratory-based assessments of subglacial processes, as well as the theoretical constructs that have emerged from process sedimentology over the past century. Drawing on a wide range of knowledge bases, David Evans develops a more precise, contemporary till nomenclature and new investigatory strategies for understanding a critical aspect of glacial process sedimentology.
Written by an internationally recognised expert in the field, this book represents an important step forward in the modern understanding of glacial process sedimentology. As such, Till: A Glacial Process Sedimentology is an indispensable resource for advanced undergraduates and researchers in sedimentology, glacier science and related areas.
David J A Evans is a Professor in the Department of Geography at Durham University, Durham, UK. A leading expert in the field of glacial process sedimentology, his research on the landforms and sediments of modern and ancient glaciated basins has been the catalyst for the compilation of glacial landsystems models and the reconstruction of palaeo-glacier dynamics.


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Netflix will test a cheaper pricing tier, possibly in Asia
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Netflix is exploring ways to bring more subscribers into the fold, and it's set to test a cheaper version of its streaming service. CEO Reed Hastings confirmed the plans to Bloomberg, and while it's not clear where or when such a trial would take place, Asia seems the most likely region.
The company is hoping to make further inroads into the continent, to which it expanded a few years ago, but it's currently more expensive than many other streaming services in the region. Many of Netflix's rivals in Asia have both free and paid versions, while the ad-supported YouTube is enormously popular across the continent.
To help it build interest among potential subscribers, Netflix is developing more than 100 projects in Asia, and it just announced a string of shows and movies from five countries across the region. Hastings has suggested his company could hit 100 million Indian subscribers -- it currently has more than 130 million subscribers worldwide, though it reportedly has yet to break the two-million barrier in any Asian nation. However, he told Reuters that Netflix doesn't have plans for cheaper pricing in India.
When the company rolls out the pricing test, it's unlikely to lower the prices of its existing plans. Instead, it seems it will introduce a lower-cost tier, offering an alternative version of its service with different features than the other plans.
Meanwhile, some analysts suggested that Netflix is in a strong position to actually raise prices, citing a survey indicating most subscribers think the quality of Netflix's shows and movies has improved. "Oscar nominations for upcoming Netflix films would, no doubt, have a favorable impact on existing and potential subscribers' view of the content being made available to them," Piper Jaffray also noted in its note to investors. Several movies in Netflix's fall slate, including Roma and The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, are pegged as awards contenders.
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Overlooked by St Catherine's Island and the castle. At low tide this small beach joins up with South Beach and is situated between Castle Hill and the East Cliff. At low tides it is possible to walk out to St. Catherine's Island.
Castle Beach is mainly used for swimming. Tenby only has surfable waves during winter storms.