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Latest updates
10/30
Happy Nevada Day! Remember that some state facilities may be closed. Check your local news for event and parade schedules.
Have you seen the Nevada Vote Tracker?
It's a running total of all returned votes. The count currently sits at around 35%. Douglas and Carson City are already over 46% returned.
10/29
I added a form at the bottom of the page for people who want to be involved with the legislation after the election is over. Yes, I will still be trying to get it sponsored, even if I do not win the election.
I will not sell or share your information.
If you have a questions, you can just email me directly at the address listed above.
10/27
Updated the Tourism Concerns section with timelines showing major events in the UAE and Las Vegas, when Dark PR hit and resulting tourism impact.
I have included all the screenshots I could without going overboard, and links to supporting materials.
10/23
Updated an additional gallery with photos of one of the previous intensives I taught, as requested. You can find it in Gallery 4
As stated during the GPSA Board of Regents Town Hall, I have an expanded answer to the student question regarding lack of internships for the formerly incarcerated. It's in the FAQ.
NOTE: I am aware the town hall was taken down. I have emailed, and the video exists, but I do not know if it will be reuploaded.
10/22 The Sierra Nevada Ally asked me to answer questions via video.
This is one of those times you can tell I don't have a campaign team.
You can read my essay questions on their site
I love Nevada, and I'm doing my best to have an open dialogue with voters. If you want to contact me directly, please email at lorilovesnevada@gmail.com
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Accelerated graduation
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Reduces high interest student debt after graduation
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Allows participants to enter the workforce faster
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Increases certification and degree opportunities statewide
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Students pay no per credit fees on select coursework
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Schools save years & tens of thousands in development
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Provides chance to test run new coursework with no risk
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Creates two years of passive income for each course added
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Helps stave off tuition increases and meet payroll
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Reduces or eliminates layoffs
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Allows instructors to earn extra income
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Helps provide tertiary funding for more rural locations
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Schools can permanently adapt coursework after two years
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Increase the number and availability of internships across Nevada
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Creates a flexible framework to pivot coursework by semester
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Instruction from NSHE educators and working industry experts
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Hands on application of coursework in a collaborative environment, working directly with experts and receiving professional industry credits to include in CVs, portfolios, reels, etc.
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Low initial investment, eventually self funding
Legislation Proposals - Academic Advantages