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The City of Quesnel has a new Volunteer Recognition Program SHARE ON: The new Volunteer Recognition Program will get underway in May. City Councillor Laurey-Anne Roodenburg says it has been expanded to include more groups and more people. “What it does is allows us to highlight all of our volunteers throughout the year.   So each month will be organized as a specific group, such as in May culture can be recognized.   So any of our groups that are involved in the culture scene can fill out...

1. Renée Baker leads Raymond James Private Client Group’s Advisor Inclusion Networks, which includes its Women Financial Advisors Network, Pride Financial Advisors Network and Black Financial Advisors Network. She joined Raymond James in 2017 and led marketing for Carillon Tower Advisers, after working for Aberdeen Standard Investments. Baker also is active in the Tampa, Florida, chapter of the CMO Club, for chief marketing officers, is a board member for Community Action Stops Abuse and ser...

Le Bonheur Childrens Hospital Achieves Magnet® Recognition Again Recognition for the second time reinforces a commitment to nursing excellence News provided by Share this article Share this article MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Le Bonheur Childrens Hospital has once again attained Magnet recognition, a testament to its continued dedication to high-quality nursing practice. The American Nurses Credentialing Centers Magnet Recognition Program® distinguishes health care organiz...

Top Motto Mortgage Brokers and Offices Honored Motto Franchising, LLC Celebrates Franchise Network with Virtual Awards Ceremony News provided by Share this article Share this article DENVER, April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Motto Mortgage® held its fourth annual awards ceremony last week, honoring top leaders of the Motto Mortgage nationwide network. The Motto Mortgage Awards & Recognition Program recognizes outstanding achievements, exceptional service, leadership and high productivity. Unlik...

State Superintendent Tony Thurmond Announces Model Continuation High Schools for 2021 SACRAMENTO—State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond announced today that 27 schools throughout the state were recognized as Model Continuation High Schools (MCHS) for 2021. “Student attendance and engagement in distance learning during the school closures has been difficult—especially for students who struggled with attendance issues before the pandemic,” said Thurmond. “These ...

February 23, 2021 The founding dean of Campbell’s School of Engineering will be the next leader of the American Society for Engineering Education. Dr. Jenna Carpenter was elected ASEE president-elect, the national organization announced in February. Carpenter will serve a one-year term as president-elect beginning in June, followed by a full year as ASEE president. ASEE is a global society of individual, institutional and corporate members whose vision is “excellent and broadly accessible e...

DEENA DEGNER AND NIAH INGRAHAM EARN WISCONSIN 4-H KEY AWARD Deena Degner of Wonewoc Badgers 4-H Club and Niah Ingraham of Blackhawk 4-H Club have been selected as the Juneau County, Wisconsin 4-H Key Award winners for this year. The Key Award presentations took place at the Juneau County 4-H Walk-Through Recognition Program held on January 31, 2021 at the Lyndon Station VFW. The prestigious Key Award, one of the highest recognition a 4-H member can receive, honors a select group of 4-H particip...

Cristine Legare is a professor of psychology and the director of the Evolution, Variation, and Ontogeny of Learning Laboratory at The University of Texas at Austin. Her research examines the interplay of the universal human mind and the variations of culture to study cognitive and cultural evolution. Her research and training reflect her commitment to an interdisciplinary approach to the study of cognitive development. She draws on insights from cognitive, cultural, developmental, educational,...

ILOILO CITY, Jan. 20 (PIA) - - Four of its women employees were recently commended by the prov

12/28/20 Richard Fairfax The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has been in business for 50 years. Over the years, many agency programs worked well, some didnt work out so well, and others worked initially but never grew. One key OSHA program, Enforcement, has had a great deal of influence on workplace safety. In the 1970s, OSHA was driven by conducting inspections. The more inspections OSHA conducted, the more successful the agency was considered. In the early days, OSHA focu...