Jeffrey Brown, dean of the Gies College of Business at the University of Illinois, poses at the school in this undated handout photo. University of Illinois/L. Brian Stauffer/Handout via REUTERS NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVES. THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. MANDATORY CREDIT
The policy could have been renewed by Christmas last year, but a bureaucratic misstep necessitated a new broker, delaying the process, according to the emails and two of the sources. That meant the virus hit as brokers at a Marsh & McLennan Co Inc unit that took over were negotiating the renewal with lead insurer AXA XL through the Lloyds of London insurance marketplace.
Brown had long worried about such a possibility. In an interview in February 2019, he told Reuters that his “nightmare scenario back in 2017 was that we would have a big flu scare that caused none of the students to show up on campus.” The policy first proved prescient when President Donald Trump’s trade war with China and anti-immigration policies raised the specter of Chinese and other foreign students looking elsewhere for higher education.
Hey Jeffrey, how about enrolling more Illinois residents? I mean it is a state school, right
When I was in law school students generally knew that the foreign LLM students were the cash cows funding our new building.
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5:55 PM · 17 авг. 2020 г.·True Anthem
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