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Write clear, specific prompts:, Instead of: “Write about dogs.” Try: “Write a short, friendly paragraph explaining why dogs make great pets for families.”, Provide context and details:, Instead of: “Write an email.” Try: “Write a polite email to a customer apologizing for a delayed shipment due to supply chain issues.” Instead of: “Summarize this document.” Try: “You are a business analyst. Summarize the attached financial report for senior leadership, focusing on quarterly trends. Format the output as a bulleted list with no more than 5 points. Use this example as a guide: ‘…, Set tone and style:, Instead of: “Explain blockchain.” Try: “Explain blockchain technology in simple, casual terms suitable for beginners.”, Ask one thing at a time:, Instead of: “Write a report summary and list marketing ideas.” Try: First, “Summarize the report in 3 sentences.” Then, “Suggest 5 marketing ideas based on the report findings.”, Give examples if possible:, Instead of: “Write a thank-you note.” Try: “Write a thank-you note like this example: ‘Thank you so much for your help and support during the project.’”, Be patient and experiment:, If “Explain complex data simply” is too vague, try changing to, “Explain the sales data from last quarter in three easy-to-understand bullet points.”, Specify length or format:, Instead of: “List benefits.” Try: “List 5 benefits of exercise in bullet points.”
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Here’s what AI can do with uploaded documents: Summarize Content: Quickly create a clear summary of the main points or key information in your document. Answer Questions: Respond to specific questions about the content, like “What are the main findings?” or “Who are the key stakeholders?” Extract Important Details: Pull out important facts, dates, names, or figures from the text. Rewrite or…
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Here’s what AI can do with uploaded spreadsheets: Summarize your data quickly and clearly. Answer specific questions like revenue totals or best-selling products. Spot trends, patterns, or anomalies and explain them simply. Create reports and presentations from data without extra work. Help with formulas to do calculations or comparisons. Suggest ways to organize or clean up your spreadsheet. The…
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Please join us on Thursday, August 21, 2025 from 10:00am - 1:00pm at the UMass Club (One Beacon Street, 32nd floor, Boston) as the University of Massachusetts President's Office Department of Academic Affairs, Student Affairs and Equity hosts the Strategic Response Accelerator Initiative. Dr. Damon A. Williams from the Center for Strategic Diversity Leadership and Social Innovation will join us…
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Doc. T11-033, Passed by the Board of Trustees on June 8, 2011, Article I. Name, The name of the organization shall be Student Government Alliance (SGA) of the University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMW)., Article II. Purpose and Responsibility, The SGA shall promote communication and collaboration across all UMW schools, and shall serve as an all-schools resource for communicating and working with UMW administration. The SGA shall, when appropriate, provide representation for all students at UMW in accordance with the University of Massachusetts Board's Statement of University Governance (Doc. T73-098 Sections l.b.4 and II.d.2.) The SGA…, Article III. Membership, The membership of the SGA shall regularly number two individuals per school and the student trustee, discussed as follows: Each school at UMW shall be entitled to two representatives on the SGA. In addition, the student trustee as elected by all the schools shall be a representative on the SGA. The president(s) of each school's Student Body Committee shall be considered that school's…, Article IV. Voting, Quorum: A quorum of (4) members including representation from each school must be present to transact official business. A designated substitute is entitled to vote on all voting matters. The SGA Chairperson shall be notified in advance of the meeting of any designated substitute. On all matters with exception of constitutional and bylaw changes, action will be decided by a simple majority of…, Article V. Meetings, The SGA shall meet regularly as prescribed in the bylaws., Article VI. Officers of the Alliance, There shall be only one officer of the SGA known as the Chairperson Chairperson rotation system: the Chairperson of the SGA shall be a rotating position determined by a rotation plan that follows the alphabetical order of the schools' names: Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Graduate School of Nursing School of Medicine Ex.: When the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences holds the…, Article VII. Committees, Subcommittees are allowed in the SGA as prescribed in the Bylaws., Article VIII. Election of the Student Member to the Board of Trustees, The SGA will lead the process for selecting the Student Trustee Pursuant to the Student Trustee Election Policy (Doc. T91-133B)., Board of Trustees Student Trustee Selection Process, The UMW Student Trustee shall be elected in a process overseen by the SGA in compliance with the University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees policy Student Trustee Election Policy (Doc. T91- 133B) and in a manner prescribed by the General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The trustee shall serve for the term of one (1) year, as defined in said policy. , University of Massachusetts Medical School Student Government Alliance (SGA) Bylaws, Responsibilities of Members, Represent the interests of the students of their schools to the SGA. Communicate the interests (meeting content, questions for student feedback, etc.) of the SGA to their schools. Chair SGA committees as determined in SGA meetings (nominated, appointed, volunteer). The Scribe of the SGA shall be provided by the Office of the Provost/Dean when feasible., Establishment and review of SGA Bylaws, The SGA officers established the initial bylaws in AY2011 in conjunction with developing the SGA constitution. The SGA officers will review the bylaws at least annually and will update on an as-needed basis in accordance with Article IV, Section C of the SGA Constitution., Meetings, Meetings of the SGA shall be called by the Chairperson or the Provost's designee serving as Faculty Advisor. The SGA shall meet every two months when school is in session (fall and spring semesters). The SGA shall meet at least one time per semester (fall and spring) with the Provost. The last SGA meeting each spring semester will include all current as well as all incoming SGA representatives…, Subcommittees, Campus- and Institution-wide committee representation shall continue to be determined by each school. The SGA may form committees as needed. Any committees established by the SGA will include representation from all schools on each committee to the extent possible. To the extent the committee deals with a particular school, representation from that school must be appointed. Committee chairs shall…
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University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees 2025/2026 Officers and Committee Leadership (Doc. T25-046) Role Member Chairman Stephen R. Karam (Serves at the Pleasure of the Governor) Vice Chair Mary L. Burns Chair, Academic & Student Affairs Imari K. Paris Jeffries Vice Chair, Academic & Student Affairs Julie Ramos Gagliardi Chair, Administration & Finance Michael V. O’Brien Vice…
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