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xxx/report xxxx. The program continued in the current configuration. The theme took up recent political develop- ments, such as the reaction of the EU to the crisis in Ukraine, to immigration, and environmental challenges. The theme of frontier/borders was continued by visiting another “new” EU member state. We also continued to discuss sustainability, specifically under the aspect of energy policy. All four participating universities shared an identical base syllabus for the preparatory seminars (HU/OSU/WU) respectively workshops (AUBG). A preparatory seminar was taught by PD Xx. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx in Winter Semester 2014/15 at Hum- xxxxx University, which incorporated a selection process. Prospective symposium participants on the Humboldt side submitted their proposals and were be accepted on the basis of the academic merits of their papers. Another seminar was taught by Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx and Dr. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx-White Eyes in Winter Quarter 2015 at Oregon State University, to prepare the students selected by the MPP (Master of Public Pol- icy) program and the DCE (Diversity and Cultural Engagement, formerly Intercultural Students Ser- vices) office (recruiting students from Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies, Political Science, and Col- lege Student Services Administration) for the symposium. At Warsaw University, Xx. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx prepared the students in Winter Semester 2014/15. At AUBG in Blagoevgrad, Xx. Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx led workshops with his participating students. All classes were coordinated by drawing from the same core syllabus (available on xxxxx://xxx0.xx-xxxxxx.xx/transatlantic/mission/mi_seminar.html), in order to ensure that the students shared the same background. A video conference between all partners was held on Febru- ary 3, 2015, allowing students and faculty to exchange ideas and meet each other. Total Number of Participants: 31 Organizers: 7 Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, Dr. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx-White Eyes, Xx. Xxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxx Xxxxxx (OSU) PD Xx. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx (Humboldt), Xx. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx (Warsaw), Xx. Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx (AUGB) Student/Assistant Organizers: 5 Xxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxx (Humboldt University Berlin, 2015) Xxxxx XxXxxxx (Oregon State University, 2015), Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx (Warsaw University, 2015) Students: 19 (Humboldt: 6, OSU: 8, Warsaw: 3, AUBG: 2) The idea of crisis has been very prevalent in both Europe and North America in recent years. A conjunction of economic, social, political, cultural and diplomatic challenges has...
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xxx/report. On August 14, 2014, BP provided the EPA Authorized Representative, PSM, and Ethics Monitor access to the Xxx Report and recommendations through the following BP public website: xxxx://xxx.xx.xxx/en/global/corporate/sustainability/safety/safer-drilling/the-xxx-report- recommendations.html Since providing the initial report and recommendations, upon request, the PSM has been provided subsequent updates, guidance documents and reports. BP / EPA Administrative Agreement 2014 Annual Report BP Covered Entities’ Annual Reports (Section X) THIS PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK
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