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More than 300 scholarship recipients and the local organizations and individuals who contributed to scholarship funds at USG were honored during our fifth annual Scholarship and Donor Recognition Luncheon on November 14, 2014. Over $850,000 in scholarship aid was awarded this fall to numerous deserving students at USG.
Two scholarship recipients spoke at this year’s luncheon on behalf of their fellow scholars: Andrew Richardson of the University of Maryland, Baltimore School of Nursing, and Yancy Padilla, an alumni of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County's social work program at USG. Remarks were offered by Crystal Carr Townsend, President of the Healthcare Initiative of Montgomery County, as well as Dr. Stewart Edelstein, Executive Director of the Universities at Shady Grove. The luncheon was emceed by Steve Hull, the Vice-Chair of USG's Board of Advisors and the editor and publisher of Bethesda Magazine.
USG would like to congratulate this year's scholarship recipients, and extend our sincere gratitude to the donors, partners, faculty and staff for their continuing support of a positive learning experience for students on our campus.
Photo Credit: Lloyd Wolf
My first attempts at domes. - I already have plans to add a couple more colours, and have a couple of locations in mind. The only thing I'm short on is time at the moment.
Photographer´s Caption: Shital Pati is a unique cultural heritage of Bangladesh. Shital Pati is a traditional eco-friendly natural material in Bengali home decoration and daily household work. In the picture, two people are weaving Shital Patti, a Bengal traditional symbol.
© UNESCO-UNEVOC/Alamin Leon under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO.
I've never seen one of these before - cute little character. Not sure what type of shrew this is. Reifel Bird Sanctuary.
Confused by one of the chinese-only menu options on the wall, we had a waitress translate some of the options for us (I think she missed a couple of the beef dishes in the middle)
Despite all the efforts to accomodate all the pilgrims, the growing number each year makes it next to impossible. The entire journey is laden with difficulties and hardships that the pilgrims endure for a good learning and bigger cause.
What's more important, the destination or journey in learning? I believe the journey is more important than the destination because it's the journey that helps you learn and reach your destination. Once you reach your destination you should continue to look for new journeys and continue learning. Never settling on a destination.
Professor Curiel's class participated in C-SPAN's Distance Learning class with Steve Scully from the Archives.
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Due to life getting in the way during the second half of 2013, my Welsh was getting very rusty. This year, now my OU study is complete, I want to make Welsh a priority.
I like the spaced repetition method of learning, but I memorise complete sentences not just words. I could use an app on my iPod Touch, but I just prefer using actual cards made out of cardboard. :)
Extramarks -The iOS Learning Apps is the india best education app for school students with 12 million registered students on its platform. Download app - itunes.apple.com/in/app/extramarks-the-learning-app/id123...
APHA's 2017 Annual Meeting and Expo is being held Nov. 4-8 in Atlanta with a theme of "Building the Healthiest Nation: Climate Changes Health." (Photo by Michele Late, The Nation's Health/APHA)
Metropolitan Learning Center Monday June 6, 2016. Alice and Sadie Gustavson, Cassius and Laslo. © 2016 Portland Public Schools / www.fredjoephoto.com
7 Agosto 2011, Palazzo d'Estate, Beijing
Passeggiando nella caotica e strabordante residenza d'estate dell'imperatrice Cixi, incontriamo il suono di una piccola ocarina.
Un bimbo eccezionale era intento a studiare i rudimenti dello strumento con l'attenta supervisione della madre.
Mi è venuta allora in mente una parte di un monologo letto un pò di anni fa...
[...] "Novecento tutto questo è assolutamente contrario al regolamento" .
Novecento smise di suonare. Era un ragazzino di poche parole e di grande capacità di apprendimento.
Guardò con dolcezza il comandante e disse: "In culo al regolamento". [...]
( "Novecento - un monologo", A. Baricco)
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