Tarleton gallery presents Tintamusik s To Sleep on a Bed of Tears
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STEPHENVILLE Artist Narong Tintamusik’s exhibition “To Sleep on a Bed of Tears” is now open at Tarleton State University’s Clyde Wells Fine Arts Center gallery. It runs through Feb. 5 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
Tintamusik will also host a virtual artist talk at 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 2, at the gallery.
In the exhibition, the Dallas-based artist explores themes of identity, sexuality, memory and innocence. His works often are drawn from experiences with the natural world.
“My father often took me out from the city to see the wonderful national parks in the U.S. and beyond, including Yosemite, Grand Canyon and Banff,” he writes. “Because of my experiences and fascination with nature, I often use it as a backdrop for my works.”
SSB Launches Innovative Platform for Revenue Growth in Higher Education
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Central Intelligence for Advancement by SSB is designed to maximize fundraising revenue, enhance marketing strategy, and utilize analytics for data-driven decision making in higher education
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Never before has higher education had the option to manage data from all of their fundraising, athletics, and alumni engagement systems in one central location that enables better decision-making, campaign strategy and donor engagement. DENVER (PRWEB) January 28, 2021
SSB has announced the launch of the Central Intelligence for Advancement platform, a constituent data management solution for universities and colleges designed to enhance donor insights and boost fundraising revenue potential. SSB has served over 2,000 colleges and universities in the higher education market for over 10 years to enable and support da
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STEPHENVILLE Tarleton State University has adopted Faculty Search and Review, Tenure and Promotion modules from Interfolio, provider of the leading Faculty Information System for colleges and universities.
With the new platform, faculty, applicants and administrators benefit from consistent, digital workflows.
“As we look to strategically recruit faculty and increase faculty diversity, we realized we needed a system designed for academia, and Faculty Search meets that need,” said Diane Taylor, associate provost of Curriculum Assessment and Faculty Affairs. “Our manual process for review, promotion and tenure first on paper, then as .pdfs was no longer serving us. We needed a digital-first approach to efficiently manage this committee-driven work.”
Cross Timbers Family Services hosting Better Beginnings Brunch fundraiser
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Cross Timbers Family Services is hosting its inaugural Better Beginnings Brunch from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 30, at The N at Hardway Ranch, 20194 N. US Highway 377, Bluff Dale.
All proceeds of this fundraiser will benefit Cross Timbers Family Services, whose mission is to enhance safety and justice by preventing domestic violence, sexual assault, and other violent crimes in our community through empowerment, advocacy, awareness, and action for social change.
The organization provides free and confidential services including accompaniment, planning, therapy and more, to Erath County and the surrounding area.
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Fort Worth city managers have chosen Deputy Police Chief Neil Noakes to be the new chief, replacing Chief Ed Krauswho announced his retirement last July, the city announced Monday
“Chief Noakes is the right leader, at the right time, for the Fort Worth Police Department and the City of Fort Worth,” Mayor Betsy Price said in a statement on Facebook. “Chief Noakes has proven to have a heart for servant leadership and a vision for rebuilding and strengthening relationships within our communities. He and the 2,400-plus sworn and civilian employees of the department must work with the community in a spirit of solidarity and partnership to continue to build on the foundations that Chief Kraus has laid. I look forward to voting on his appointment with the other councilmembers at our February meeting.”