Exciting updates from the Oakland Schools Board of Education! On June 3, 2024, Marc Katz was re-elected as Treasurer for another six-year term, continuing his service since 1990. Carol Finkelstein from the West Bloomfield School Board is joining him, starting her term on July 1, 2024. A big thank you to Dr. Theresa Rich for her incredible service and best wishes in her new role as mayor of Farmington Hills. Full Release: https://bit.ly/3xhixBF
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What a great model of servant leadership.
A tribute to former Greenville University President W. Richard Stephens ’53 (1932 - 2023) Read more: https://bit.ly/3SqigUU
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"Good is the enemy of great." This is a powerful statement from Chancellor Donde Plowman of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. For Tennessee to be great, we cannot settle on being just good. Tennessee is building to greatness with the TEAM TN effort. A National Science Foundation (NSF) "model for how to build the innovation capacity we need across the country". Learn more about TEAM TN here: https://teamtn.org/
"A state that has a great university—particularly a great public, flagship, land-grant university—has opportunities that wouldn't exist otherwise." There's never been a better time to be a Tennessee Volunteer! Today, Chancellor Donde Plowman delivered her fifth annual Flagship Address, during which she celebrated a year of record achievements and shared her vision for the upcoming year. Read more at https://lnkd.in/gTq4NSX6
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Honoring Leo Vinton Butts Leo Vinton Butts was the first African-American graduate of the University of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy and the first African-American to play for the UW varsity football team. A World War I veteran and activist, Butts later owned and operated a pharmacy and, in his UW Ph.D. thesis, was one of the first to document the history of African-Americans in pharmacy. Learn more about Leo Vinton Butts here: https://lnkd.in/eSZpiSP5
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General (Ret.) Mark A. Welsh III was named the 27th president of Texas A&M University earlier this month. President Welsh grew up in San Antonio, coming to Kyle Field on football Saturdays and learning Aggie traditions from his father, Mark A. Welsh Jr., Class ’46. His dad was the first of 15 Aggies in the Welsh family. Learn more about the new president, his family, and his love for Texas A&M by watching this excerpt from his 2022 speech at Campus Muster, delivered when Welsh was dean of Texas A&M University - The Bush School of Government and Public Service.
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Lincoln University: Where Legacy Meets Lit and Futures Are Forged: Learn about Lincoln University, P.A.'s impact and growth from Dr. Hamilton Raymond, championing diversity and education excellence. The post Lincoln University: Where Legacy Meets Lit and Futures Are Forged appeared first on HBCU Lifestyle – Black College Living.
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Another look back at our Advocate Q&A from this past year brings us to Eugene McFeely, senior director of veteran affairs and services. We talked with McFeely about the importance of the Center, his background, and the future of student veteran impact at Penn State. Read his Q&A here https://ow.ly/H0UB50Ql7hP!
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Goes well beyond what happens on the Football field.
The nation's first collegiate homecoming? Right here at Baylor in 1909. 🐻💚💛 A look back at the history of #BaylorHomecoming, in 30 seconds:
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The 60th Anniversary issue of Tri-C Times is now available online. This issue chronicles the College’s past milestones, present achievements and those leading it into the future. Learn about Tri-C’s first six decades, from its first day of class in a converted schoolhouse to its present-day standing as the largest community college in Ohio. Read more at https://ow.ly/hOAp50PSzqP
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It's here! The digital version of our 25th anniversary impact report!
Check out our new Annual Report! We went all out for this year's edition, looking back at what has not only been a memorable year for our schools, but at the amazing legacy of Gateway's founding 25 years ago. View on our website at: https://lnkd.in/gu2aAXsV
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