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What must happen on or after December 22, 2020, relevant to various universities? All specific presidents of universities, chancellors, vice chancellors, provosts, specific academic deans, trustees, admissions coordinators, and similar entities must display via the Internet guidelines in a question-and-answer format that they have authored relevant to the specific professions they guide. The vice chancellor must be able to guide specific professions, including teachers, lawyers, engineers, and specific physicians. At least 1000 specific professions guidelines must be circulated by a specific vice chancellor. Failure to do so must result in their replacement. An individual who can display via the Internet guidelines in a question-and-answer format that this person has authored relevant to specific professions the person can guide should be placed. In addition to the replacement of specific vice chancellors, deans, university presidents, chancellors, provosts, chief academic officers, and admissions coordinators must be replaced with individuals who can display via the Internet guidelines in English in a question-and-answer format that they have authored relevant to the specific professions they can guide. The government can procure guidelines for various professions that Doctor Asif Qureshi, founder of Global University, has authored in a question-and-answer format; these guidelines took him 21 years of research (from 1999 to 2021) conducted in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Namesake universities that fail to display via the Internet guidelines in English in a question-and-answer format that they have authored relevant to specific professions they guide must be closed. Stop all grants for opening new campuses and give these grants to those who can provide such guidelines in a question-and-answer format, such as Global University (www.qureshiuniversity.com), whose founder and president is Doctor Asif Qureshi. If any area requests a campus in addition to online guidelines, it is possible. Here are further guidelines. |