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                    "text": "This semester there was a change in the operations of the Graduate Program, and there has been a disruption in programs getting graduate applications from prospective students, and also prospective students' queries have gone unanswered. Moffett had asked the Provost to come to today's Senate meeting to address questions about the administration of the graduate programs, but he was unable to attend. Moffett asked Senators to send him their questions about this issue, and he will send them on to the Provost. Beverly Schneller, the Vice Provost, confirmed that the Provost's office is in the process of hiring a support person for graduate admissions."
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