Howard High Grad Dr. Keith Bridges Assumes CCCE Executive Director Role Sunday, February 7, 2021
Following a nationwide search, UTC has selected Dr. Keith Bridges II to provide leadership as the executive director of The Center for Community and Career Education.
Prior to this position, over a span of 24 years, Dr. Bridges demonstrated global leadership and organizational skills in Australia, England, as well as the United States. Dr. Bridges has successfully facilitated more than 1,100 effective educational instructional lessons for low-income underserved audiences during progressive professional roles encompassing all aspects of executive administrative leadership.
Serving as a regional director for Education Development (Goulburn Valley, Australia), district manager of Sport and Youth Development (Melbourne, Australia), and youth outreach director (London, England) Dr. Bridges secured extensive funding while managing personnel to deliver educational life skills progra
Experts: Debacle over Dartmouth athletic cuts was avoidable
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HANOVER When Dartmouth College announced last week that it was reinstating five varsity sports it had dropped during July budget cuts, it explained the reversal by saying data used to make the decision “may not have been complete.”
labama-native was born on October 29, 1962, and was destined to be a basketball star.
Her career started off at Clarendon Junior College where she became an NJCAA All-American in 1982. That same year, she transferred to Alabama where she made history for herself. Alabama was led to 39 wins in Crumpton’s career while also reaching its first-ever NCAA Tournament bid in ’83. Regardless of the sport and era, Tennessee never stands a chance against the Tide. During the 83-84 season, Crumpton and the Tide took over the SEC Tournament with six ranked opponents, one of them being No. 10 Tennessee.
Bringing more dominance her senior season, she scored 17.4 points and was named the 1984 SEC tournament MVP. Her two years at Alabama gave her the honor of being All-SEC and the opportunity to participate in the 1984 Olympic Trials.
Saved by the Bell star Dustin Diamond passes away at 44 after a 3-week battle with cancer
SECTIONS Saved by the Bell star Dustin Diamond passes away at 44 after a 3-week battle with cancerAP
Last Updated: Feb 02, 2021, 11:41 AM IST
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Diamond, best known for playing the quirky, nerdy Screech on the hit 90s sitcom, was hospitalised last month.
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Diamond, best known for playing the quirky, nerdy Screech on the hit 90s sitcom, was hospitalized last month in Florida and his team disclosed later that he had cancer.
Related Saved by the Bell star Dustin Diamond died Monday after a three-week fight with cancer, according to his representative. He was 44.