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USM AOP Members Earn Awards Wed, 06/09/2021 - 08:55am | By: David Tisdale Two board members for The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) chapter of the Association of Office Professionals (AOP) earned awards during the spring for academic achievement and outstanding service and support. Award recipients include the following: Cindy Walker, administrative specialist for Career Services, received the 2021 Outstanding ...

CMP Collegiate Rifle Team Feature: University of North Georgia Ammoland Inc. Posted on IMG CMP / Jim Grant U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- The University of North Georgia has facilitated a scholastic rifle team since the school’s founding in 1873 (then known as the North Georgia Agricultural College). The program entered NCAA status in the fall of 2007, then returning in the fall of 2011 after the hiring of the program’s first full-time coach, former athlete Tori Kostecki. Under her leadership, t...

Webinar Goal May 26, 2021 Join Next City and Living Cities for the second installment of our three-part live webinar event on public procurement, race, and the pandemic. Businesses owned by people of color are the hardest hit by the pandemic and its economic fallout. Commitment to inclusive procurement is an obvious way to ensure that the eventual recovery from COVID-19 includes or starts in the hardest-hit communities. Even now with looming budget deficits, procurement is a tool to mitigate di...

Karen Derricott, teacher at Bear Lake Middle School, is such a pleasant person to be around; happy and motivated, and personable. She has been teaching in the Bear Lake School

Join the YLD for a candid conversation with Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford highlighting the necessity of meaningful social justice, equitable representation, and elevating young lawyers in community service.

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Originally from Southern California, Jamba Dunn ’97 transferred to Berkeley hoping to study sociology, which led to an interest in Egyptology and Near East studies. He’s worked in Silicon Valley and for companies like Rosetta Stone. He moved to Boulder, Colorado for a master’s degree program at Naropa University. There, his passion for gardening, herbs, and making the perfect

Is there anything positive coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic? by Jacob Thomas | May 27, 2021 Photo by Adam Nieścioruk on Unsplash.   Social critics typically have the role of highlighting negative or problematic aspects of society, particularly when everything appears to be going well; however, during difficult, uncertain and chaotic periods of history, they can perform a potentially equally important role of pointing out positive changes that can...

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - With COVID-19 cases falling and more community members receiving the vaccine, Lake Tahoe Community College (LTCC) is able to host a more traditional, in-person graduation ceremony this year on its soccer field. Commencement will be held at 6:00 p.m.

University of Amsterdam Every academic year, the Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies offers a range of electives that are open to all UvA students. Next semester’s electives include several new courses relevant to actual contemporary challenges, such as ‘Rethinking Sustainable Societies: Urban Lab’, ‘Pandemic’, ‘The Unknown Caribbean’ and ‘The Eternal Pursuit of Happiness’. Please check our website for the detailed course descriptions and admission requirements for all cou...