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Florida principal resigns after sending $100,000 in school funds to scammer posing as Elon Musk - Vimarsana News

Florida principal resigns after sending $100,000 in school funds to scammer posing as Elon Musk

Long the principal of Burns Science and Technology in rural Central Florida, Jan McGee has since been subject to a storm of backlash - despite school staffers cancelling it before it went through.

Renee Kopkowski named vice president for communications - Vimarsana News

Renee Kopkowski named vice president for communications

Renee Kopkowski will lead Yale’s Office of Public Affairs & Communications and serve as the university’s chief communications officer starting April 1.

Source: yale.edu
Elon University / Today at Elon / School of Health Sciences graduates urged to show compassion in new careers in health care - Vimarsana News

Elon University / Today at Elon / School of Health Sciences graduates urged to show compassion in new careers in health care

PHOTO GALLERY: 2022 School of Health Sciences Commencement Elon University helped welcome nurses, physician assistants and physical therapists to their new health care careers on Friday, Dec. 9,...

Source: elon.edu
Black people in North Carolina twice as likely to be killed by police as whites - Vimarsana News

Black people in North Carolina twice as likely to be killed by police as whites

Blacks in North Carolina twice as likely to be killed by police than whites; Mapping Police Violence Project; Council for Criminal Justice

Blacks in North Carolina twice as likely to be killed by police than whites - Vimarsana News

Blacks in North Carolina twice as likely to be killed by police than whites

Blacks in North Carolina twice as likely to be killed by police than whites; Mapping Police Violence Project; Council for Criminal Justice