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'Exceptional enthusiasm': Feasibility study backs Demopolis as best for healthcare school - Vimarsana News

'Exceptional enthusiasm': Feasibility study backs Demopolis as best for healthcare school

According to a recent study led by Tripp Umbach, a firm that has completed over 100 feasibility studies globally for both medical and health science programs, Demopolis, Alabama is now the clear choice to be the home of the new, highly anticipated Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences.

Standing ovations for UAA alumni during governor's State of the State Address | News - Vimarsana News

Standing ovations for UAA alumni during governor's State of the State Address | News

On Jan. 30, 2024, Gov. Dunleavy delivered his annual State of the State Address, during which he recognized three Alaskans with direct ties to UAA with standing ovations: alums Kristen Benge and Sheila Sweetsir, and former staff member Patty Gilbert.

Source: alaska.edu
Joe Anderson: Public health response to gun violence demands reflection, bold action - Vimarsana News

Joe Anderson: Public health response to gun violence demands reflection, bold action

If we are serious about reducing gun violence, we cannot settle for incremental progress or half-measures. The times call for bold action. Lives are depending on it.

Oklahoma Gov. Stitt talks biggest topics at state Capitol - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma Gov. Stitt talks biggest topics at state Capitol

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt weighed in Friday on some of the major stories coming out of the state Capitol this week.

Source: koco.com
Mills administration announces plan to change preschool special education - Vimarsana News

Mills administration announces plan to change preschool special education

AUGUSTA — The Maine Department of Education has detailed recommendations they say are meant to address challenges to providing special education services for children ages 3 to 5.