https://hope.temple.edu/state-state-choices-national-landscape-analysis-postsecondary-eligibility-restrictions-opportunities-snap-ccdf-tanf/supplemental-nutrition-assistance-program-snap-higher-education
This page describes the rules for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). It is part of the report The State of State Choices: A national landscape analysis of postsecondary eligibility restrictions and opportunities in SNAP, CCDF, and TANF. Click here to return to the main page or continue reading below.
https://cis.temple.edu/~latecki/Courses/CIS2033-Spring14/PPT/C17_CIS2033.pptx
A random sample is a collection of random variables X1, . . . , Xn, that havethe same probability distribution and are mutually independent
https://www2.law.temple.edu/voices/author/jules-epstein/
An Al-generated video of a dead victim was used in an Arizona court case, raising questions about how the tech’s use might spread An Arizona court has heard “testimony” at the sentencing hearing for a man convicted of homicide from an Al-generated avatar of the victim. Professor Jules Epstein offers an analysis of how Pennsylvania courts might consider a similar admission and why it ...
https://www2.law.temple.edu/voices/temple-alum-brings-the-fight-for-equal-pay-and-treatment-from-soccer-to-hockey/
Ballard Spahr attorney and Temple Law alum John Langel has been a champion for equal pay and treatment in women’s sports, first in soccer and now in hockey.
https://globalprograms.temple.edu/sites/globalprograms/files/FinancialAnalysisQuantitativeRiskManagement.pdf
About The Program: The financial analysis of evolving global market opportunities draws on the principles of economics, financial reporting, corporate finance, investments, and quantitative methods. Effective enterprise risk management requires added expertise in complex derivative products and structured capital market transactions. This range of financial expertise drives the sales and ...
https://www2.law.temple.edu/10q/executive-private-misconduct/
In recent years, private misbehavior of corporate executives like Harvey Weinstein, Steve Wynn, Leslie Moonves, and Elon Musk has outraged many people around the world. Such misconduct – when made public – has frequently damaged the executives’ public reputations, diminished the value of their compa