CSU Considers Partner Benefits for Faculty

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CSU Considers

            Partner Benefits for Faculty
       Faculty members
            at Colorado State University are weighing the option of
            granting employees and their same-sex partners the same
            health care       benefits that married faculty enjoy.     
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          Apr 15, 2008
          
        
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       Faculty members
            at Colorado State University are weighing the option of
            granting employees and their same-sex partners the same
            health care       benefits that married faculty enjoy. The
            plan would not include students,       according to the
            Associated Press.     
       CSU Faculty
            Council chairman Bob Jones said in the article that it is
            the       right time for the proposed policy change. The
            plan will likely advance       to the CSU Board of Governors
            in May for approval, where a similar       proposal was
            rejected four years ago. (The       Advocate)     

        
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CSU Considers Partner Benefits for Faculty

Faculty members at Colorado State University are weighing the option of granting employees and their same-sex partners the same health care benefits that married faculty enjoy.

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CSU Considers
Partner Benefits for Faculty