March 11, 2021
A presentation exploring the pandemic and its effects on the economy will be held next month as part of a partnership between the South Haven Speaker Series and the Economic Club of Southwestern Michigan. South Haven Speaker Series President Mark Odland tells WSJM News the keynote speaker will be Grand Valley State University economist Dr. Paul Isely.
“Paul is going to talk about the economy today,” Odland said. “What’s going on in this pandemic economy? How is it affecting the state of Michigan and southwest Michigan?”
After that will be a panel featuring Cornerstone Alliance President Rob Cleveland and former Battle Creek Unlimited President Jim Hettinger.
By Dominique Hamman, Graduate Assistant, Grand Valley State University @GVSUWLAX
“Make it your business to draw out the best in others by being an exemplar yourself.” -Epicteus
Many times, being in school while coaching at the college level means that there isn’t that big of an age gap between you and your players. Whether you are a graduate assistant or a full-time coach taking advantage of free tuition by your university, it can be a really large challenge both physically and mentally trying to juggle both of these responsibilities. Many times, the goal is to keep it “business as usual” where you manage your schoolwork and responsibilities so well that your players have no idea that you even live this separate life. Other times, going to school and coaching can be this BIG SECRET because you are possibly young yourself and it is already a challenge to not get mistaken as one of your players.
Mar 11, 2021
NFL free agency is set to begin on March 17, so be sure to visit our NFL Free Agent Rankings Tracker for real-time updates! Below is the latest scouting report on free agent Matt Judon
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Overview:
Judon was an absolute steal in the fifth round of the 2016 NFL Draft and has vastly improved his game every year he has been in the league. He possesses an excellent frame at 6-foot-3 and 275 pounds with great length and bend off the edge. He is also a very explosive athlete who is able to beat offensive tackles with his natural physical gifts. Due to his athleticism, he is able to fill multiple roles defensively and is a true chess piece along the defensive front. Judon has mainly shined as a pass rusher thus far throughout his career, but he has improved tremendously as a run defender. An area of concern to take into account for Judon is how aggressive the Baltimore Ravens play on defense. With the highest blitz rate in the league, it’s hard to imagine that Judon’s
This Michigan City Ranks The Best For Young Professionals
Are you a young professional and want to stay in Michigan? Well, this city was recently ranked by Zippia to be the best for just that!
I graduated in 2018 from Grand Valley State University and while I knew I wanted to stay in Michigan, I also wanted to remain close to my family and my long-term boyfriend when it came time to look for jobs.
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More than 50 limited-attendance outdoor graduation ceremonies planned for Michigan State University
Updated Mar 10, 2021;
Posted Mar 10, 2021
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EAST LANSING, MI – Michigan State University is planning more than 50 limited-attendance outdoor graduation ceremonies to recognize the class of 2021.
Undergraduate ceremonies are being scheduled by each college based on students’ majors or alphabetically by last names, university officials said. A university-wide convocation is not scheduled for this year.
More than 8,400 students will be recognized in ceremonies across three weekends in April and May, officials said.
“Graduation is a time-honored academic transition from learning to the world, and the Office of the Provost looks forward to enabling in-person celebrations to recognize this milestone accomplishment for our spring 2021 graduates,” MSU Provost Teresa K. Woodruff said. “We have resourced every part of our campus community in support of this effort