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Army Col. Rob Barnes, along with Samford Office of Professional Studies director Bryan Gill and associate director Nicole B. Otero with keeping her on track. “I felt like I wanted to quit at times, but they were behind me 100%,” she said. “They kept pushing me.” Cunningham spent 29 years working as a custodian and then as the head of the mailroom for the Alabama Power Company before retiring in 1992. She then used the company’s tuition reimbursement program to earn an associate degree in paralegal studies from Virginia College, but wasn’t satisfied. “AARP tells us to take some...

Home » Picture Gallery, Telecommunication » Improvements in 5G Radio Signal Processing Can Deliver $193m Savings per US Fixed Wireless Access mmWave O-RAN Network Improvements in 5G Radio Signal Processing Can Deliver $193m Savings per US Fixed Wireless Access mmWave O-RAN Network Posted by PublisherPicture Gallery, Telecommunication Tuesday, 11. May 2021  Southampton, UK 11th May 2021: AccelerComm, the company supercharging 5G with IP which increases spectral efficiency and reduces latency, today announced the findings of a report commissioned from Mobile Experts, which shows significant...

Great-grandmother earns a college degree at 78: 'I really love learning' TODAY 5/11/2021 Scott Stump Vivian Cunningham's lifelong passion for learning led her to a moment she won't forget over the weekend when the 78-year-old great-grandmother was handed her college diploma from Samford University. "If I could have done cartwheels across the stage, I would have," Cunningham told TODAY. © Stephanie Douglas 78-year-old great-grandmother receives degree (Stephanie Douglas / Samford University) The retired Alabama Power Company worker, mother of two, grandmother of three and ...

Getting her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Liberal Studies is somewhat of a lifetime achievement award for Vivian Cunningham. And at the age of 78, a fitting way to usher in Mother’s Day weekend.

Table of Contents ‘Blue Carbon’ Can Boost Global Climate Change Reduction Efforts, Expert Says Global blue carbon expert Steve Crooks stands in Khor Kalba, a nature reserve and mangrove swamp near Kalba, United Arab Emirates. Mangroves accumulate the most carbon of all tropical forest types because they continuously remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere over thousands of years. Rob Barnes under license from AGEDI With national and international momentum building for protecting and enhancing coastal habitats to help combat climate change, countries around the w...