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Two more project team reports online

Two additional project team reports have been posted on the Stewarding Excellence @ Illinois website: the Institute of Aviation and IT@Illinois (information technology services).

There will be a period for public comment on each report lasting 14 days from the time the report is released. A link to the public comment page can be found just below the link for each team report. The public comment period for the Institute of Aviation and IT@Illinois reports ends May 13.

The reports with the public comments will be shared with the Council of Deans, the Campus Steering Committee, the Campus Advisory Committee and the Academic Senate Leadership. They also will be shared with Bob Easter, the interim chancellor, and Richard Wheeler, the interim vice chancellor for academic affairs.

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