A clear majority of people believe that climate change will have a bigger effect on humanity than Covid-19, which has already claimed around five million lives worldwide, according to a new poll carried out before the Cop26 summit which will be held in Glasgow this weekend. . The survey, conducted …
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At first glance, the panda doesn’t seem to have the same type of camouflage protection as, say, some lizards or many underwater creatures – but a new study shows how the colors of the giant panda’s fur help it to shine. blend into the background very effectively. Although it is …
Read More »Mount Sinai Receives Prestigious $ 4 Million Grant To Launch Skin Biology and Disease Resource Center
The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is in the process of establishing a skin biology and disease resource center, funded by a five-year, $ 4 million P30 grant from the National Institutes of Health and the National Institute of Arthritis, Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases. New York, NY (October …
Read More »Inside Housing – Home – Over 60% of UK housing associations all have white management teams, diversity survey finds
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Read More »Millionaires Call on Rishi Sunak to Introduce Wealth Tax | The super rich
A group of 30 British millionaires have called on the Chancellor to tax them more and the rest of the rich because they can afford to pay it and “the cost of recovery cannot fall on young people or low-income people”. In a open letter As the budget approached on …
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Read More »Fundraising Campaign Focuses on Affordability
True to its groundbreaking founding mission of “… any person … any study”, Cornell is launching a radical new initiative to make his education even more accessible, to ensure that the most talented students from all backgrounds are are fully equipped to lead and prosper. and meet the greatest challenges …
Read More »MIT Values Statement Committee Introduces First Draft Values Statement
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Read More »New South Wales netballers enjoy flexible uniform options as the sport moves away from traditional attire
Traditional netball dresses may soon become a relic of the past, as Netball NSW launches a new line of player uniforms that will be more inclusive and comfortable for people of all ages, gender identities and cultural backgrounds. The new clothing line includes different options for NSW amateur players, including …
Read More »If you can’t see inside a cell, let math find you! – USC Viterbi
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Read More »UTEP awarded a grant of $ 248,000; Will help investigate how research mentors influence the diversity of prospective students
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Recently, the National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded a four-year grant of $ 248,000 to the University of Texas at El Paso to study how different undergraduate / mentor research partnerships influence the future diversity of STEM academics. Assistant Professor of Sociology Danielle Xiaodan Morales, Ph.D., …
Read More »Associate Director of Development, nonprofit fundraising work with the National Center for Families Learning
NCFL’s Associate Director of Development will lead all fundraising efforts to support the organization’s annual budget of approximately $ 9,000,000 in partnership with the Director of External Affairs. This includes both identifying, cultivating and soliciting new NCFL leads and managing the organization’s existing and / or recurring donors. The NCFL’s …
Read More »Science Talk – #BlackinCancer: Reaching the communities most affected by prostate cancer
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Read More »Resident Evil Lore only found in code: Veronica
Resident Evil Code: Veronica is a strange entry into the franchise. It’s the last of the old style before the series enters a new era with Resident Evil 4. However, it’s fully 3D and lacks the 2D backgrounds that older games are intended for. known. Although he doesn’t wear a …
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Washington, Oct. 8 (EFE) .- The Federal Department of Agriculture on Friday announced a $ 12 million investment in higher education institutions aimed at Hispanics, to persuade more Latinos to seek careers in the food industry in the country. “There are thousands of job opportunities in (the field) of agriculture …
Read More »How other nations pay for child care. The United States is an outlier.
In Denmark, typical 2-year-olds attend daycare, where they have a guaranteed place, and their parents pay no more than 25 percent of the cost. This guaranteed place will remain until the children are in daycare at the age of 10. If their parents choose to stay home or hire a …
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Child development expert Lucia Alcalá said the COVID-19 pandemic was an opportunity to examine how families from different cultures have adjusted their parenting techniques to adapt to new environments. In a recent studyCal State Fullerton, associate professor of psychology and her research team found that certain Indigenous parenting techniques enhanced …
Read More »Australia’s far right receives reminder to protest COVID lockdown | Far-right news
Melbourne, Australia – The recent anti-lockdown protests in Melbourne revealed the rise of the far-right movement in the face of fears stemming from the coronavirus pandemic, unemployment and continued lockdown measures. The most recent – and arguably the most violent – protests were sparked by the state government’s decision to …
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Read More »Dr Kent Ingle: Talking About Politics At University – 5 Tips To Help Your Student Share Their Opinions, Learn From Others
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! America feels more polarized than ever. Research shows that most Americans feel the division. A study by the Pew Research Center found that 77% of Americans polled said our country is more divided than in the past. Political tension also reverberates in …
Read More »CDC recommends pregnant and breastfeeding women receive COVID-19 vaccine, booster
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From presidential races to local elections, decisions about where politicians send their children to school can attract public attention. But do these choices really have an impact on how voters vote? In new research, Leslie K. Finger, Thomas gift, and Andrew Minor use original survey experience to examine how voters …
Read More »Practical education gets evidence but struggles to be adopted
American education experts are accumulating a growing array of proven strategies to involve students more in course material, but remain frustrated by academics’ reluctance to adopt them. More than a dozen of these experts, in a collection of evaluations in Science magazine, describe many styles of “active learning” that work …
Read More »Congressional panel hears from educators on how to reopen schools safely
WASHINGTON – A school principal in a large Nevada district on Wednesday described how schools there faced the pandemic and returned to in-person learning, as members of Congress reviewed best practices for a reopening safely. Jesus Jara, superintendent of the Clark County School District, which includes Las Vegas, told a …
Read More »Hybrid work could stimulate the social mobility of 16-21 year olds from disadvantaged backgrounds
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Read More »New National Gallery of Canada Art Conservation Internship Program to Increase Diversity in the Field
Four internships with a $ 25,000 scholarship each will be awarded OTTAWA, ON, September 28, 2021 / CNW / – The National Gallery Canada (NGC) today announced the launch of a new NGC Conservation Internship Program for diversity dedicated to indigenous and black students, and students of other cultural communities …
Read More »NSF-backed ‘team of teams’ raises bids for
HOUSTON – (September 27, 2021) – Jackson State University, Prairie View A&M University, Rice University and Texas Southern University to share nearly $ 5 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support scholarships of studies for students seeking a master’s degree in engineering and related fields. The United …
Read More »Solving poverty needs all hands on the bridge, advocates say
Solving poverty in our communities goes far beyond charities and social organizations. University of Alberta poverty researcher says business, civic planning, arts and other graduates have as much to contribute as social workers Maria maya. “We have great young thinkers within our university who want to make a difference in …
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Today we use the term “long COVID” to describe persistent symptoms some people have several weeks or months after infection. Author Deborah Lupton SHARP Professor, Head of Vitalities Lab, Center for Social Research in Health and Social Policy Center, UNSW Sydney, and Head of UNSW Node of ARC Center of …
Read More »Go beyond David Walliams… the hunt is on to diversify children’s books | Books
A program that aims to tackle the lack of diversity in children’s books was launched after its founder said the practice of richer authors paying for publication support “skews the landscape” for writers at home. low income. All Stories, launched this month, is one of several programs recently launched to …
Read More »Orlando Language Center Provides Opportunities for Local and Foreign Students
ORLANDO, Florida – EPCOT is not the only place in Orlando where people can travel across different countries and cultures. The Berlitz Language Center also offers residents and visitors the international experience that comes with learning a new language. Berlitz, a certified Student and Exchange Visitor Program school, has operations …
Read More »Video game-style technology could reduce rehabilitation time for stroke, dystonia and sports injury patients
Academic and engineering experts from the University of Strathclyde and the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) have partnered with UK and EU partners to cut rehabilitation times for stroke patients by up to 30%, of dystonia and sports injuries using video game-style technology. . Image Credit: National Manufacturing Institute Scotland …
Read More »Event to examine how British Muslims are involved in environmental issues
A free online event is being organized and will bring together academics, policy makers and activists and community organizations to draw attention to how faith in Islam influences the lifestyles of Muslims to care for the environment . Islamic beliefs can motivate sustainable practices and concern for the environment at …
Read More »Global Laboratory Automation for In Vitro Diagnostics Market 2021 Research Strategies, Industry Statistics and Forecast to 2027 – Stillwater Current
MarketQuest.biz published a research report on Global Laboratory Automation for In Vitro Diagnostics Market from 2021 to 2027 which focuses on the market growth rates from 2021 to 2027. On the basis of the technique and research form used, the global report assesses growth patterns, growth drivers, potential institutions, opportunities, …
Read More »New checklist aims to tackle racism in conservation science at university level
A new perspective article published in Nature Ecology and Evolution describes the history of racism in ecology, evolution, and conservation biology (EECB) while providing an actionable checklist for departments to create an anti-racist environment. Written by faculty, staff, and students, the checklist is a comprehensive guide to help scientists if …
Read More »Researchers elected Fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering
Professors Holger Babinsky, Andrea Ferrari, Rob Miller and Rachel Oliver were elected in this year’s class, which consists of 60 fellows, four international fellows and five honorary fellows, each having made outstanding contributions to their sector in their own way. , as leaders of innovation, inspiring role models or remarkable …
Read More »New research shows significant racial disparities against
New York, September 21, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – People with Asian or Chinese names are punished twice as severely as defendants with more Western names under the Economic Espionage Act (EEA), and 1 American in 3 Asian people accused of espionage may have been falsely accused. In addition, the prison …
Read More »Recognizing all religious beliefs is key to the future of work
Donor: Kathryn Wright – Culham St Gabriel’s Trust | Posted: September 21, 2021 Kathryn Wright – Culham St Gabriel’s Trust September 16, 2021 New research highlights importance of religious and non-religious worldviews in the UK workplace Most (63%) of employees think it is important to understand the beliefs of others …
Read More »Eliminating health care disparities will require systemic change
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Ryan Ball never planned to be a local celebrity, let alone the star of viral TikTok videos. Yet that’s exactly what happened when the clinical assistant professor of business administration at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business changed his Zoom profile to a potato in a recent exam session. …
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Fewer kiwi teenage girls are having babies than 10 years ago. But the stigma attached to young parenthood does not seem to be diminishing at the same rate. Brittany Keogh reports. While waiting in the emergency room for his test results, Jesse * was anxious. She was 16 weeks pregnant …
Read More »Israeli study evaluates actual results of growth hormone treatment
Available research suggests that the success of GH treatment depends on the age at which treatment is started, the quality of family adherence to treatment, the indication and gender. The 2 most common reasons for GH treatment are GH deficiency (GHD) and idiopathic short stature (ISS). Other indications are Turner …
Read More »The University of Bristol ranks 14th in the Times University ranking
Through Jess millson, Deputy co-editor The University of Bristol ranked 14th overall in the Times Good University Guide 2022 and 62nd in the QS World Rankings. The University of Bristol loses one ranking point compared to last year’s Times Good University Guide, in which it ranked 13th. Hugh Brady, Vice-Chancellor …
Read More »UMass receives $ 4.4 million NSF grant to play
AMHERST, Mass. – The University of Massachusetts Amherst will continue to play a leadership role in protecting the country’s computer networks and infrastructure with a $ 4.4 million federal grant to train researchers and professionals in the cybersecurity and then place them in jobs across the federal government. The program …
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Executives who intend to infuse DE&I and build a workforce with diverse backgrounds and ideas will see a huge return on investment. Intuitively we know that diversity, equity and inclusion https://www.benefitspro.com/sites/benefitspro/2021/08/30/are-you-considering-diversity-equity-and-inclusion-in -your-employee- benefit-program / (DCI) is important to human progress. Of course, this is essential because of the inherent need …
Read More »UC Santa Cruz Hispanic-Serving Institution Initiatives Launches New Programs to Advance Education Equity
National Hispanic Institutions Awareness Week National HSI Week is dedicated to celebrating and raising awareness of the work and important role HSIs play in improving access to education, promoting equity practices and contributions in their communities. . Visit the HSI initiatives website or follow the team on Instagram @ ucsc.hsi …
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Throughout my career as a leader in genomics, I have often discussed with my fellow researchers how we might eradicate racism in our field. These conversations have often been uncomfortable. All fields of science have spent decades trying to imagine and create an anti-racist research enterprise. In genomics, it seems …
Read More »Yale Joins as Research Partner in the $ 25 Million Quantum Leap Challenge Institute
The University is associated with a multi-institutional project which seeks to exploit the behavior of complex quantum systems. Brian Zhang 22:58, 14 Sep 2021 Contributing journalist Yale Daily News As of September 2, Yale has been a key academic partner of the Quantum Leap Challenge Institute for Robust Quantum Simulation, …
Read More »Muslim Americans Still Struggle Against Prejudice
NEW YORK: A car passed, the driver’s window rolled down and the man spat an epithet at two little girls wearing their hijabs: “Terrorist! It was 2001, just weeks after the World Trade Center Twin Towers fell, and 10-year-old Shahana Hanif and her younger sister were walking to the local …
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Tahlequah City Council, at a special meeting on September 3, discussed issues related to the appointment of new members to the Tahlequah Hospital Authority, as well as the Winter Snowflake Festival and incentives possible for city employees who are vaccinated. Mayor Sue Catron has said she would like to nominate …
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By Dominique McIndoe House, the Spanish word for house, is an apt acronym for Court Appointed Special Advocates Children’s Intervention Services. The Manassas-based nonprofit has worked since 1994 to give a voice to abused and neglected children of all ages, and helps them find and thrive in safe, permanent and …
Read More »Project to force university staff to reveal foreign political history
Professor Ivison said the consultation process was working and it was important that the guidelines were proportionate to the risks security agencies were trying to address. “We also want to make sure that they are compatible with the mission of the universities. We are not ASIO, we are not a …
Read More »Longtime URI professor of biochemistry Joel A. Dain dies at 89
Tuesday, August 24, 2021 Shalom Memorial Chapel Enlarge + Dain, Joel A., 89, died Saturday August 21, 2021 in Brookdale South Bay. For 64 years, Joel was the beloved husband of Eleanor (Horowitz) Dain. Born in 1931 in the Bronx, New York, he was the eldest son of the late …
Read More »The big read: How COVID-19, dubbed the ‘inequality virus’, further widened the gap between rich and poor
Nonetheless, Dr Ong from NUS said there was a need to look in more detail at how training benefits low-wage workers. “There are many programs to support the upgrade in these times of pandemic towards greater digitization of work. Many financial support programs are linked to the participation of individuals …
Read More »Veterans are popular recruits as candidates for Congress
NORFOLK, Va. (AP) – As midterm election season quickly approaches, Republicans and Democrats have something in common when it comes to recruiting candidates they hope will win majorities in the Congress: a preference for military veterans. Both sides are planning a significant number of races where veterans will compete against …
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Research in ethnopsychopharmacology studies differences in how racial and ethnic groups respond to psychiatric drugs or pharmacology, often evaluating differences in metabolism, safety, and efficacy. As the evidence continues to grow from clinical trials quantifying the effectiveness of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy (PAP) for treating a variety of mental distress, researchers are …
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People who have recovered from Covid-19 may be suffering from significant cognitive impairment, suggested a study of more than 81,000 people in the UK who took an intelligence test online, providing a more basic scientist to anecdotal evidence from a growing number of people who declare Brain Fog “long Covid”. …
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But despite the benefits, the authors found that there was often a negative opinion as opponents were better on social media and “became more adept at influencing decision makers and resorting to court challenges.” Many people involved in sport “do not feel confident in their ability to use media, including …
Read More »MJFF Fellow Works For More Minorities With Parkinson’s In Research
A Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF) is conducting a study on the role of social determinants in medical mistrust and lack of participation in clinical trials by people with conditions such as Parkinson’s disease who belong to racial, ethnic and social minority groups. The study by Paris Adkins-Jackson, entitled “The …
Read More »Follow-up cancer care is underutilized in young adult childhood cancer survivors, study finds
Newswise – Treatments for childhood cancer are increasingly successful, with a 5-year survival rate of over 80%. However, there are many lifelong risks that appear in the years following treatment. Thus, lifelong monitoring is necessary to prevent and reduce the severity of late treatment-related effects. Unfortunately, as survivors age and …
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A series of initiatives are being put in place to address long-standing and deep inequalities in the education system. In a series this week, RNZ examines efforts to make schools and teachers more bicultural and whether they will work. Photo: RNZ / Vinay Ranchhod Bruce Jepsen, president of Te Akatea, …
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Pennsylvania State College of Medicine welcomed its new class of medical students July 12-16 with a week-long orientation. The event was a hybrid with in-person and virtual instruction and activities. This is the first time in two years that students have been able to meet in person for orientation activities. …
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Classroom SEL (Social and Emotional Learning) has become the cornerstone of K-12 education because it helps students regulate their own emotions and teaches them to respond kindly to their peers. SEL helps students develop intrapersonal and interpersonal skills. When students develop important social and emotional skills, such as self-management and …
Read More »How Pandemic School Closures Left Children Behind | MSU Today
William Schmidt is University Professor Emeritus and Director of Center for Curriculum Policy Studies in the College of Education. The following faculty voice is edited for the length and repurposed content of a story WalletHub posted titled “The most and least educated cities in America of 2021.” Children were deprived …
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If the proposed academic changes at YSU are implemented, the Gerontology program, along with 12 other undergraduate programs, will come to an end, despite the rapidly aging population of the Mahoning Valley. YOUNGSTOWN – Prior to landing a job at Direction Home of Eastern Ohio, Cassandra Valentini, the agency’s community …
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Not only is the role of the head of diversity growing and becoming more and more vital, it is evolving at breakneck speed. In November 2020, LinkedIn reported that CDO was the fastest growing C-suite title of the year, expanding at a rate of 84% from 2019. But given the …
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UK One in five students in years 2 and 3 in the UK say they don’t have a “real friend” at university, according to a survey of more than 12,000 students nationwide. The discovery rekindled fears that students were struggling with loneliness and declining mental health. Some 42% of students …
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After a year of quarantine and self-employment, art students and alumni at Stanford are stepping up their creative endeavors this summer, with student artists traveling, photographing, filming and producing art. Three of these Stanford art students, featured here, take advantage of the summer to engage in creative pursuits. Kaylee Nok …
Read More »School of Global Studies, Thammasat University Launches Thailand’s First PhD Program in Social Innovation and Sustainability
School of Global Studies, Thammasat University Launches Thailand’s First PhD Program in Social Innovation and Sustainability The Doctoral Program in Social Innovation and Sustainability at the School of Global Studies at Thammasat University, Thailand is open for admission from today until July 30, 2021. On July 6, 2021, the School …
Read More »Graduate Careers – What a Difference a Year Makes | Editorial
A new report reveals the impact of Covid 19 restrictions on mid-career graduates, the persistence of the gender pay gap and the potential longer-term implications on the nature of the graduates’ labor market. The report captures the impact of the pandemic on a national sample of graduate workers in their …
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“Intercultural competence trainers are sought after and not rare to find, but it is the nuances of the language that are communicated during the personal exchange sessions »quotes Sayed sayedy. He has focused on understanding intercultural situation issues and their effective resolution, over the past 10 years. Parwan [Afghanistan] is …
Read More »University of Bristol alumni set to launch friend finder app to help end loneliness
Through Jessie millson, Deputy co-editor The lockdown has meant more and more people have suffered from loneliness over the past year, but two University of Bristol graduates have founded a friend finder app that connects like-minded strangers. Inspired by the experiences of isolation during and before the pandemic, two former …
Read More »Critical Race Theory is not meant to divide
The George Floyd murder and other high-profile murders of blacks last summer sparked a wave of diversity, equity and inclusion efforts to provide more education about racism and its harmful effects. Many of these efforts have been linked to the academic concept called Critical Race Theory, which postulates that racism …
Read More »UCLA Fielding School faculty team receives over $ 5.2 million in HIV prevention grants
Newswise – LOS ANGELES (July 8, 2021) – A team of researchers co-led by UCLA Fielding School of Public Health professor of epidemiology Dr Matthieu Mimiaga has received more than $ 5.2 million in grants from the United States National Institutes of Health (NIH) to develop and test interventions in …
Read More »Los Alamos ScienceFest kicks off at Fuller Lodge with Hill Stompers tonight
News from the main street of Los Alamos: Los Alamos ScienceFest 2021: Driven By Science kicks off tonight at Fuller Lodge. The Hill Stompers will kick things off as part of the Tuesdays at the Pond series (now held at Fuller Lodge) and then hear a science question-and-answer session led …
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A vast global network of researchers are working together to take the pulse of our global tropical forests. ForestPlots.net, coordinated by the University of Leeds, brings together more than 2,500 scientists who have examined millions of trees to explore the effect of climate change on forests and biodiversity. A new …
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Well-known figures, at least in the Facebook sense, like rapper Eko Fresh, model Vivien Wysocki and creator VikyKid are part of a campaign calling on people to face the election – in the super election year 2021. In videos they explain why it is important to choose to go. This …
Read More »Global medical device market size and share grows by 5%
New York, NY, July 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Facts and Factors has released a new research report titled ‘Medical devices market by device type (orthopedic devices, cardiovascular devices, diagnostic imaging, IVD, MIS, wound management, diabetes care, ophthalmology, dental, nephrology and urology, general surgery and others), by end user (healthcare …
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“I am proud to say that I will leave as a confident individual with deep legal research skills, the ability to learn independently and to apply my knowledge in practice as well.” Ruqayyah Siddiqui obtained his LLM LLM from City, University of London in 2021. We caught up with her …
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Michael Jackson’s casket was taken out during the public memorial service held at Staples Center on … [+] July 7, 2009 in Los Angeles, California. Jackson, 50, the iconic pop star, died at UCLA Medical Center after suffering cardiac arrest at his rented home on June 25 in Los Angeles, …
Read More »The “Asian” label hides health inequalities among students of various origins
Monday June 28, 2021, 6:17 amPress release: Auckland University The simplistic label of “Asian” hides how different the experiences of high school students from different Asian backgrounds are, especially when it comes to mental distress, according to a new study from the Youth19 survey. The results show how misleading it …
Read More »Tennessee sees increase in new businesses during and after pandemic
NASHVILLE, Tenn (WTVF) – During the pandemic we saw many small businesses survive and others that just couldn’t make it.It was also in 2020 when we saw an increase in new businesses and the number in the state continues to rise. The last Yelp Economic Average showed a decreasing number …
Read More »The GEM scholarship opens a new path to potential research careers
Newswise – The first two GEM Fellows from the Princeton Plasma Physics Lab are not coming to the Plasma Physics Graduate Programs Lab as you might expect. Promise Adebayo-Ige is working on a doctorate. in nuclear engineering at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville (UT-K) while Caira Anderson is a doctoral student …
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Are you an architect or designer with training in manufacturing and construction? Companies are looking to expand their teams with design professionals interested in projects that push the design-build process into professional practice and academia. This week’s Archinect weekly roundup of organized jobs highlights eight companies whose specialties range from …
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Since high school, Bradley Kearney always knew he would study and find a career in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The former biochemistry student does just that for the United States military. Kearney came to NC State as a chemical engineering student, but changed his specialization after taking an …
Read More »Anthem Funds Initiative to Address Nevada’s Physician Shortage, Support Nevada’s Various Pre-Medical Students, and Promote Health Equity
RENO, Nevada – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Nevada’s Medicaid Health Plan have committed $ 75,000 to fund a new University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine (UNR Med) called See it to be that. This initiative will connect aspiring physicians from under-represented populations in medicine …
Read More »Teachers fear legislation limiting racial discussions will have a ‘crippling’ effect in the classroom | Local education
The legislation would require teachers to post their curricula online and districts to provide copies of the curriculum under the state’s Open Records Act, and establish a complaints process for parents, staff or groups who oppose the material taught. If the state determines that a district has violated the prohibition …
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Posted on June 18, 2021 at 3:15 PM by The maritime executive The World Maritime University (UMM) research and capacity building program on Empowering Women for the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (Women’s Empowerment Program) was endorsed as an action of the United Nations Decade of …
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Austin Clements was ready to give up. He quit his venture capital job in 2019 to try and start his own fund by giving seed money to tech startups founded by entrepreneurs of color, but investor interest was low. Last June, he and his co-founder figured that before throwing in …
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