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SC State focuses on student success - Vimarsana News

SC State focuses on student success

South Carolina State University has changed the name of a longstanding student support office to better reflect its mission.

Source: kpvi.com
London-area health-care providers seek city dollars to fund recruitment program facing skepticism - London - Vimarsana News

London-area health-care providers seek city dollars to fund recruitment program facing skepticism - London

In a request a city committee will discuss Tuesday, the health team is asking the city to contribute $80,000 annually to run a primary care recruitment and retention program.

London-area health-care providers seek city dollars to fund recruitment program facing skepticism - Vimarsana News

London-area health-care providers seek city dollars to fund recruitment program facing skepticism

In a request a city committee will discuss Tuesday, the health team is asking the city to contribute $80,000 annually to run a primary care recruitment and retention program.

London-area health-care providers seek city dollars to fund recruitment program facing skepticism - Vimarsana News

London-area health-care providers seek city dollars to fund recruitment program facing skepticism

In a request a city committee will discuss Tuesday, the health team is asking the city to contribute $80,000 annually to run a primary care recruitment and retention program.

Source: fm96.com
London-area health-care providers seek city dollars to fund recruitment program facing skepticism - Vimarsana News

London-area health-care providers seek city dollars to fund recruitment program facing skepticism

In a request a city committee will discuss Tuesday, the health team is asking the city to contribute $80,000 annually to run a primary care recruitment and retention program.