SFA student group hosts survivor for Holocaust Remembrance Day SFA Hllel officers, left to right, Annie Martinez and Jade Gordon and their advisor Dr. Flora Farago’ discuss final plans for the first official SFA Holocaust Remembrance Day event. (Source: KTRE) By Donna McCollum | April 7, 2021 at 4:05 PM CDT - Updated April 7 at 8:10 PM
NACOGDOCHES, Texas (KTRE) - Thursday is Holocaust Remembrance Day, observed around the world. Never before has SFA had an official remembrance event. Change will come tomorrow.
Jewish representation at SFA, and for that matter all of Nacogdoches, is minimal. That may be changing thanks to SFA Hillel, a student group that builds connections to Jewish journeys.
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More than $2 million is set to be thrown behind slowing the Southern Downs’ plummet towards an “ageing infrastructure cliff”, starting with the region’s failing sewer system.
The overhaul would come as part of the latest round of Works for Queensland funding from the State Government, with Southern Downs Regional Council receiving $3,000,050 in total.
Councillors attended a special meeting on Wednesday morning to approve the list of potential projects they would submit to the Department of Local Government, Racing, and Multicultural Affairs by Friday.
Relining sewer mains across the region was given an estimated allocation of $1.3 million, with the council report stating it would “extend the life of the infrastructure (by) up to 50 years”.
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Dr. Rochelle Nelson, Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences and Geology at Queensborough Community College
Charria Campbell, MA Ed., Director of Multicultural Affairs and the Black Cultural Center at Southern Union State Community College
Ursula Mobilio, MSN, RN
Mari-jean Morelli, RN, Senior Case Manager at Alexion Pharmaceuticals and member of the NVCC Foundation Board of Directors
WATERBURY, CT - NVCC will host its annual Women in Science Series virtually on Monday, April 12th at 2:00 pm. The event introduces students to career options in Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) and the roster of speakers this year provides strong female role models including Charria Campbell, MA Ed., Director of Multicultural Affairs and the Black Cultural Center at Southern Union State Community College, Ursula Mobilio, MSN, RN, Assistant Professor of Nursing at NVCC, Mari-jean Morelli, RN, Senior Case Manag
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