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The Santa Clarita Veteran Services Collaborative and Blue Star Ranch will conduct an Equine Assisted Therapy clinic for veterans, active military and their families on Saturday, May 21 at 10 a.m.

Expert panel will share thoughts on research into Equine Assisted Services (EAS) in free webinar presented by the Horses and Humans Research Foundation

Previously located in Temperance, Little Blessings offers equine-assisted and wellness programs, and also hosts community outreach events.

Horses aren’t just for herding cattle. At Pine Hills Correctional Facility (PHCF) wild mustangs received from the Bureau of Land Management are a key part of residents’ rehabilitation and preparation to return to Montana communities.

OHIO’s Academic Achievement Center (AAC) has been awarded certification as a Level I and II certified tutor training program by the internationally recognized College Reading and Learning Association.

New student orientation at QF partner Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q) kicked off, this week, welcoming the newest cohort of first year students and ensuring a successful start to their higher education journey. 

Midland University’s Academic Resource Center was recently recognized as a nationally certified resource center by the College Reading and Learning Association, according to a university news release.

PITTSFIELD — Hayley Sumner ran a bicoastal public relations agency from Los Angeles that worked with high-powered clients like Howard Stern and Donald Trump. The glitz and glamour were nice,

In one of my first and favorite undergraduate psychology courses, we read Thomas Kuhn’s The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (1962). Kuhn helped us to see that scientific progress through the accumulation of knowledge (which we believe to be fact) is not as solid and linear as scientists might believe. Rather, there are cycles of learning across history. Every so often we will be challenged, leading to a paradigm shift where what we believed to be absolutely true might be completely disca...

ROCK SPRINGS — Rock Springs High School Senior Alison Jensen was named Western Wyoming Community College’s Dual Student of the Year during the Student Government Association Awards Banquet on Thursday, April 29. Jensen was recognized for her personal and academic excellence.  She is graduating from high school with 55 college credits and a combined GPA of 3.98.  In addition to her of academic studies, she is involved in the RSHS Theatre Club, National Honor Society, and is a Level I...