Value Colleges Releases Rankings of Addiction Counseling Degree Programs
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C., Feb. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Value Colleges (
www.valuecolleges.com), an independent online guide to the best values in undergraduate and graduate education, is pleased to share three new rankings:
25 Best Value Online Master s in Addiction Counseling for 2021
For all rankings, Value Colleges focused specifically on fully accredited colleges and universities with an established reputation for quality.
The top 3 online Addiction Counseling Master s programs are: 1) Wake Forest University, 2) University at Buffalo, and 3) University of Oklahoma. The top 3 online Addiction Counseling Bachelor s programs are: 1) Purdue University Global; 2) Texas Tech University; 3) Indiana Wesleyan University. The top 3 online Addiction Counseling Certificate programs are: 1) Purdue University Global; 2) University of California, Los Angeles; 3) University of Michigan.
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The show wasn t scheduled to happen, but after a cancellation opened up the calendar, the question became what to call it.
Moss-Thorns Art Gallery director Colin Schmidtberger and graphic design student Morgan Choitz came up with Cartulary. Broadly, it s the idea of holding things from the past, Schmidtberger explained on Thursday at the gallery on the Fort Hays State University campus. Cartulary, which opened Jan. 25, is a show of original works by two revered former department heads of the Fort Hays State University Art Department, Joel Moss and John Thorns. Moss-Thorns Gallery is the actual name of our gallery, that is the foundation, said Schmidtberger, also an interior design instructor. Cartulary was a unique name to entice people to come in to our exhibition, but it also sticks with Moss-Thorns works, as those are our founders.
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“This isn’t the really bad one,” said Spc. James Hawkins, a medic with the Kansas National Guard. “Just midway up your nose to get a couple boogers.”
Those were the instructions for Kadin Heacock, a Fort Hays State University senior majoring in cybersecurity and a member of the wrestling team.
Heacock showed up first thing Saturday morning for COVID-19 testing at FHSU’s Gross Memorial Coliseum.
About 196 students, faculty and staff were tested Friday by a rapid response team of health care workers organized by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. They came equipped with KDHE’s brand new lab on wheels, which can run the test samples on site.