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Treca Bourne, EdD, CPTD - Profile About Page

Treca Bourne, Ed.D. CPTD is Talent Development Leader for Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board (CSB) at Fairfax County Government—the largest publicly funded behavioral health care provider in the Commonwealth of Virginia. She has over 20 years of experience leading, facilitating, and designing learning and development programs across health and human services, higher education, consulting, and nonprofit settings. In her role at CSB, she leads a multitude of training and developm...
Treca Bourne Adjunct Faculty At Prince George Community College Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc Falls Church Community Services Board Multimedia Development Business Administration Minor
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15 Years of PLOS ONE - Author Perspectives

This month marks 15 years since PLOS ONE published its first papers. As we celebrate this milestone, we invited authors of some of the first papers to be published, as well as an author of a more recent paper, to share information about their careers, their perspectives on Open Science, and their experiences as PLOS ONE authors.
United States United Kingdom New Zealand Primorskiy Kray Landskapet Birkaland Andreja Romanovsky
Source: plos.org

From Student-Athlete to Coach and Professor | Mount St. Mary's University Emmitsburg Maryland

As a student-athlete, Genamarie McCant, C’16, ran circles, well ovals, around her competition.  Even at a university distinguished for its history in track and field, McCant flew around the curves to smash school records.  Recently, the versatile track star completed a new circuit by becoming a coach and a professor. 
United States Justine Miller Ajay Phillips Jack Trammell Human Services Department James Robinson High School In Fairfax
Source: msmary.edu

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Religion and science in 'New India'

In the journey of human civilisation, cosmologies came to represent the distilled wisdom of humankind, accumulated over millennia in its quest for survival in the face of the adversities of nature and the basic human need to relate to fellow beings. Indeed, for thousands of years, cosmologies guided human thought and action concerning nature and the human and the non-human
Azim Premji Ronaldf Inglehart Harsh Mander Banu Subramaniam Pew Research Centre Department Of Social Sciences

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