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ULM names first round of Opportunity Fund recipients - Vimarsana News

ULM names first round of Opportunity Fund recipients

The University of Louisiana Monroe recently named the first official, committee-based round of recipients from The ULM Opportunity Fund. Seven projects were funded after a review process conducted by the Opportunity Fund Committee.

Source: ulm.edu
Understanding the Midterm Election Results - Vimarsana News

Understanding the Midterm Election Results

It's the day after elections. There's a lot to unpack.

Source: yale.edu
Takeaways from Tallahassee — Goodbye Roe, hello Dobbs - Vimarsana News

Takeaways from Tallahassee — Goodbye Roe, hello Dobbs

Will Republicans forge a new path after half a century of Roe v. Wade?

Building a diabetes-resilient Philippines in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Building a diabetes-resilient Philippines in 2022

According to recent data released by the Philippine Statistics Authority, diabetes stands as the fifth major cause of death in the Philippines.

Should we allow criticism while brainstorming? - Vimarsana News

Should we allow criticism while brainstorming?

Some years ago, Jared Curhan, the Gordon Kaufman Professor and an associate professor of work and organization studies at MIT Sloan, picked up a copy of The New Yorker and began reading an article about creativity. It took only a few paragraphs before he drew back in a mix of surprise and disbelief. The journalist was describing several new scientific studies that argued criticism might be a boon to creativity. How could that be? Since first elaborated in 1948, the process of creative brainstorming has been tethered inextricably to one central commandment: do not criticize. Work smart with ...

Source: mit.edu