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Share this article Share this article SCHAUMBURG, Ill., April 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Actuarial Foundation is proud and excited to announce the winners of the 2020-2021 Modeling the Future Challenge, a national scholarship competition aimed at introducing the actuarial profession to high school students. The Challenge, now in its fourth year, was developed with the Foundations partner, the Institute of Competition Sciences. The winners were announced at the virtual Symposium, the culminat...

The Independent McKenzie Dalton was on a mission to start a nonprofit to help teens and young adults, but the onset of the pandemic slowed her momentum. The single mom kept going, and when she saw an ad for a contest sponsored by Pop-Tarts pop up on her Facebook page, she thought it could be the boost she needed to bring "Community in the Works" to fruition. Still, Dalton was skeptical that she would win. It was a week before the contest ended and she figured tons of people had already submi...

Mobius Logic, Inc. Among Teams Competing in AFWERX Energy Showcase Share Article AFWERX announced Mobius Logic, Inc. as one of the participating teams selected from across the globe competing to Reimagining Energy for the DoD. Mobius Logic Inc. is competing in the Energy Transmission and Distribution Challenge alongside a diverse group of teams that represent entrepreneurial startups, small businesses, large enterprises, academic institutions and research labs all vying to Reimagine Energy for ...

Grant part of agency’s, Pop-Tarts’ Unwrap the Future Challenge ELIZABETHTON — Jocelyn Marr, 18, of Elizabethton, received a $2,500 grant from Pop-Tarts and United Way as part of the recent Unwrap the Future Challenge. Marr is one of 20 young people from across the country between the ages of 13 and 22 to offer their ideas for how best to improve their community. Ideas tackle local food insecurity, mental health issues, homelessness, bullying, and other important topics. Marr was ...

Speaking of Medicine Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Flickr When planning began for the 2020 meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene, it’s very unlikely that anyone could have foreseen the global health crisis that would take place this year and the consequences it would have. But like the rest of the world, the ATSMH had to adapt to the demands of living through a pandemic and thus successfully transitioned to an entirely virtual conference this November to al...