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… during the introduction period.  The board and the introduction committee are responsible for ensuring that the introduction period and the accompanying initiation programme are in line with socially accepted standards. 1 This includes external visits to other independent student associations and association housing. 2 Code of Conduct for the Introduction Period for Independent Student Associations 2023 Initials:  The board and the introduction committee are responsible for the adherence of …

… continues the fol- low-up of this cohort for its 25th year now. Who is in the cohort? Pregnant women attending one of 3 antenatal clinics in the South of Limburg (a province located in the South of the Netherlands) at the time of their first antenatal visit between 1989 and 1995 were asked to participate in the study. Women were eligible to partici- pate if they were less than 16 weeks pregnant and did not suffer from any cardiovascular, neurological, renal or metabolic condi- tion. A total of 1334 …

… and expiration), signatures, stamps, and visas. National identity cards are not acceptable, as they often lack the required details. The passport should bear your signature and be valid until at least 6 months after your program starts. If you have visited the Netherlands in the past 3 years, all pages of your passport are required. In that case, make sure that the page with the most recent exit stamp from The Netherlands or another Schengen country is legible. Required document: A copy of all …

… and expiration), signatures, stamps, and visas. National identity cards are not acceptable, as they often lack the required details. 4 The passport should bear your signature and be valid until at least 6 months after your program starts. If you have visited the Netherlands in the past 3 years, all pages of your passport are required. In that case, make sure that the page with the most recent exit stamp from The Netherlands or another Schengen country is legible. Required document: A copy of all …

… English case of Rex v. Bywaters and Thompson: you will make your own assessment of the evidence provided and decide whether the accused Frederick Bywaters and Edith Thompson were guilty of murder of Edith’s husband Percy Thompson. During the course a visit will be paid to a criminal court to see evidence gathering in practice. You will be invited to describe what you see and interpret the practice of the relevant court in line of the literature. Course objectives The goal of this course is to gain …

… English case of Rex v. Bywaters and Thompson: you will make your own assessment of the evidence provided and decide whether the accused Frederick Bywaters and Edith Thompson were guilty of murder of Edith’s husband Percy Thompson. During the course a visit will be paid to a criminal court to see evidence gathering in practice. You will be invited to describe what you see and interpret the practice of the relevant court in line of the literature. Course objectives The goal of this course is to gain …

… by the Associate Dean for Research, and includes the four research programme directors. The OTO meets six times per year, and provides advice to the Board on, inter alia, allocation of internal funding to support research and valorisation activities, visiting researcher applications, open science policies, and helps to define profiles for the recruitment of new staff. The Research Support Office (RSO) supports the work of the Faculty Board and research programme directors. The RSO includes a … €35,000 in Research Stimulation Funding (RSF) and Valorisation Stimulation Funding (VSF). Colleagues can apply to these funds (three deadlines per calendar year) for small amounts of funding, for example to employ a student assistant, organise a workshop, request material support for an exhibition, etc. (see Appendix 4). Proposals are reviewed by the OTO, and the Faculty Board makes final decisions on the allocation of funds. In addition, in recent years, we have been successful in securing funds … and different systems for tenured and non-tenured staff. Given the Strategic Plan encourages more diversity in types of output for different stakeholders and in language of publication, and given the national changes in HR policies, it was time to re-visit our policy (see Appendix 5 for current Research Output Policy). The annual benchmark of three peer-reviewed publications per full- time researcher remains. Given our workload allocation of 60% of time for teaching and administration and 40% for …

… by the Associate Dean for Research, and includes the four research programme directors. The OTO meets six times per year, and provides advice to the Board on, inter alia, allocation of internal funding to support research and valorisation activities, visiting researcher applications, open science policies, and helps to define profiles for the recruitment of new staff. The Research Support Office (RSO) supports the work of the Faculty Board and research programme directors. The RSO includes a … €35,000 in Research Stimulation Funding (RSF) and Valorisation Stimulation Funding (VSF). Colleagues can apply to these funds (three deadlines per calendar year) for small amounts of funding, for example to employ a student assistant, organise a workshop, request material support for an exhibition, etc. (see Appendix 4). Proposals are reviewed by the OTO, and the Faculty Board makes final decisions on the allocation of funds. In addition, in recent years, we have been successful in securing funds … and different systems for tenured and non-tenured staff. Given the Strategic Plan encourages more diversity in types of output for different stakeholders and in language of publication, and given the national changes in HR policies, it was time to re-visit our policy (see Appendix 5 for current Research Output Policy). The annual benchmark of three peer-reviewed publications per full- time researcher remains. Given our workload allocation of 60% of time for teaching and administration and 40% for …