The EWC Ocean Research Corps (#EWCoceancorps) responds to UNESCO’s call to “change how we finance and conduct ocean research” by training 100 young researchers in 100 different communities across Southeast Asia for the Ocean Decade. Researchers are YSEALI members and Early Career Ocean Professionals (less than 10 year s experience) on ten-month, non-residential EWC research intern posts. We ask partners such as Blue Communities Network and Perhentian Marine Research Station prioritize women and others underrepresented in the ocean sciences using innovative methods or topics. Corps researchers must be embedded in their local communities and organizations and affiliated with a local University, NGO, or business. Upon completion, each will become official co-founders of the initiative shaping the evolution of the program s initiatives and contributions to the Ocean Decade including supporting the programming, recruitment, and training of other EWC research interns for the duration of the Ocean Decade.
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New report shows many GFPS students are falling behind during pandemic MTN and last updated 2021-02-09 20:10:48-05 GREAT FALLS â Monday nightâs Great Falls Public Schools Board of Trustees meeting ended with district officials presenting the findings of a new Student Achievement Data Report. The report, presented by several district officials and employees, including Assistant Superintendents Ruth Uecker and Heather Hoyer, outlined the impacts that remote learning and COVID-19 as a whole have had on the districtâs students through a little over a semester. Trustee Kim Skornogoski described the findings as a âdeep scar from missing school,â while Board Vice-Chair Jeff Gray expressed his concern about the long-term effects that this abnormal school year could have on GFPS students.
Health care workers remember Natchez nurse who died from COVID-19 complications Deaths from the virus continue to increase for third straight month in Mississippi Coworkers remember nurse who died from COVID-19 complications By C.J. LeMaster | January 20, 2021 at 10:12 PM CST - Updated January 20 at 10:12 PM JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - For months, doctors and nurses on the front lines of Mississippiâs coronavirus response have muddled through a myriad of outcomes and diagnoses, many of them deadly, a harsh reality that one physician compares to the horrors of wartime combat. In this unforgiving environment, health care workers were dealt yet another blow last week: one of Merit Health Natchezâs longest-serving nurses, Sandra Powell, died of COVID-19 complications after nearly two months battling the disease from a hospital bed.