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Briggs' Banjo Instructor: Containing the Elementary Principles of Music together with Examples and Lessons, necessary to facilitate the acquirement of a perfect knowledge of the instrument, American Banjo Museum, Bricktown, Oklahoma City, April 2014

Instructor Anthony Toczek testing from 2nd Dan to 3rd Dan executes a well placed back straight kick.

Submission as part of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Student Art & Essay Exhibition.

An instructor shows a student information on time and temperature development of film in the Photographic Division, Enlisted Department, The Signal School. Date: 1/1953. Location: Fort Monmouth, NJ. NARA REF#: 111-C-413879. (Also available in B&W 111-C-7866)

Instructors, left to right: Samuel Coniglio (Space Tourism Society), Misuzu Onuki (Space Frontier Foundation), Violetta Kuvaeva (Teaching Assistant, International Space University).

Instructors, L to R: Senseis Teja Bell, Frank McGouirk, Danielle Smith, Michael Smith, and Cyndy Hayashi.

Submission as part of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Student Art & Essay Exhibition.

Piece by Piece artists are working on a large public art installation. We are creating ten 3D mosaic leaves, which will be installed along with a metal vine on a five-story building.

Submission as part of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Student Art & Essay Exhibition.

L&C Art Instructor Sharon Bly asks David Ottinger a question after his presentation on March 22 in the Hatheway Galleryl. Ottinger's is one of three 1stMidAmerica Credit Union Visiting Artist Lecture Series held at L&C this spring. Photo by S. Paige Allen; L&C Media Services specialist/photographer

WHEELER ARMY AIR FIELD, Hawaii -Flyers from the 535th Airlift Squadron, 96th Air Refueling Squadron and the 203rd Air Refueling Squadron participate in refresher survival training while at Wheeler Army Air Filed, Hawaii on Nov. 4. Aviators are required to complete survival training every three years and it is taught by a Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape instructor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Cohen A. Young)

From left to right: Bakkies Sensei, Higaonna Sensei and Terauchi Sensei of the IOGKF. Photo taken at the end of the 24th IOGKF European Gasshuku held in Bournemouth.

Submission as part of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Student Art & Essay Exhibition.

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Hermosillo, Sonora, 4 de septiembre de 2015.- Un reconocimiento a su trabajo y dedicación hacia las personas con discapacidad, brindó la presidenta del Sistema DIF Hermosillo, Silvia Félix de López Caballero, a 30 jóvenes instructores del curso de verano de acuaterapias, ofrecido por el organismo en coordinación con Comudis.

 

La primera dama del municipio agradeció el trabajo en equipo, y en especial el cariño, respeto y dedicación que cada uno de los instructores brindó hacia niños y jóvenes con discapacidad, a quienes atendieron en el período comprendido del 27 de julio al 14 de agosto del 2015.

 

La esposa del alcalde Alejandro López Caballero, explicó que brindar estos cursos de verano a niños y jóvenes con discapacidad, durante los tres años de la administración que está por concluir, fue uno de los privilegios más importantes para el organismo a su cargo, pues jamás nadie había volteado a conocer las necesidades recreacionales de estas personas.

 

"Para mí es uno de los proyectos más sensibles y humanos que realizamos durante la administración, en el cual se puso el corazón en cada uno de los participantes y ustedes fueron esa parte humana tan importante para que esto se llevara a cabo", les aseguró.

 

Por esta razón, la presidenta del DIF Municipal agradeció a los instructores, alumnos de la carrera de Cultura Física y Deporte de la Universidad de Sonora, por realizar sus prácticas profesionales en beneficio de las personas con discapacidad.

 

Su labor, explicó, se hizo con gran dedicación y sirvió para brindar momentos de esparcimiento, diversión y enseñanza a los niños y jóvenes participantes, por lo que "después de estos tres años, quiero brindarles mi reconocimiento y mi gratitud por las tareas que encabezaron", enfatizó.

 

El coordinador de las acuaterapias y maestro de la Universidad de Sonora, Carlos Ogarrio Perkins, explicó que es la primera ocasión que trabajan en este sentido con una institución pública y en beneficio de la población con discapacidad.

 

"En estos años aprendimos a conocer a los niños y a los jóvenes, y descubrimos mucho avance en ellos; su desarrollo social fue algo benéfico para ellos y satisfactorio para sus padres”, dijo.

 

Al término del evento, cada participante recibió su diploma y una compensación económica por su trabajo y participación, de parte del DIF Municipal y el Consejo Municipal para la Integración Social de Personas con Discapacidad.

Submission as part of the 2021 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Student Art & Essay Exhibition.

Eric Romero has been a professional dance choreographer and dance instructor for several years now. Eric attended Baylor University where he studied Business Management and Arts.

He later pursued his dance career with several accepted dance organizations. After a short time, Eric became passionate about dancing. “I saw dancing as a way of expressing myself, staying healthy and meeting people. I knew this was a new way of life for me. I love dancing.” as stated in a 2006 Dallas Morning News article about a dedication to his grandfather, a former ballroom dancer. Later, Eric completed his Professional Dance Certification programs and is now an accredited National Dance Council of America Member. He opened his own business, so he would be free of commissions and any other compromising arrangements. He was determined to only serve the interests of his clients. Since then Eric has competed and choreographed several memorable dances. From the spectacular to the simple, Eric has earned a reputation as the smart choice for anyone wanting to create a magical event.

 

In his pursuit, Eric has gained the working knowledge of many dance styles and genres of dance from many of the best dancers in the world. The dances that he has accumulated over the years are as follows:

 

•Hip Hop

•Flamenco

•Tango

•Argentine Tango

•Waltz

•Foxtrot

•Paso Doble

•West Coast Swing

•3 step

•Cha Cha Rumba

•Mambo

•Salsa

•Samba

•Bachata

•Viennese Waltz

•Swing

•Country We stern 2

•Fort Worth Shuffle

•Merenegue

His body of work has alloId him to travel and compete all around the world. He has visited and competed in many parts of the globe including: Italy, Florence, Tuscany, Verona, Rome, Venice, Banff Canada, Hawaii, San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Chicago.

 

As a widely recognized dance instructor, Eric has been blessed to meet the most amazing people in the world and dance in the best venues in America!

  

Judy on the left, Delphine (sp?) on the right, and a parachuter who is repacking in the middle.

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