AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth Policy: Rhode Island’s Office of the Health Insurance Commissioner says the state has boosted Medicaid primary care reimbursement, now exceeding several neighboring states and the national median, and Gov. Dan McKee will seek about $16.5 million to push rates further starting Oct. 1, 2027. Immigration & Campus Rights: Miami college administrators asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit by students disciplined for protesting an ICE-related campus agreement, arguing qualified immunity should block damages claims. International Students: California State University temporarily suspended new Course Credit CPT processing for international students after a DHS memo, tightening when internships can count for credit. Research & Innovation: Kuwait University announced an international energy research conference in November, while Malaysia’s Universiti Pertahanan Nasional set up a defense research center to turn university work into security solutions. Open Science: China’s Institute of Automation launched a new international open-access journal aimed at sharing scientific data worldwide. Student Life & Learning: Sana’a University ran a workshop to train faculty on automated exams, and RIT will hold its State of the University address Sept. 10. Global Education & Health: A Fiji pediatric heart mission is providing free surgeries with international specialists, and new smoking-cessation guidelines for type 2 diabetes call for intensive, diabetes-specific support.
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