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From L to R: Stevie Gurr, Mandi, Paul Lime (a buddy from England), Paul Marshall's back, Chris Cardenas & Robin learning "Your Secret's Safe With Me."
Since 1993, Learning Links has provided grants of up to $1,000 for creative and interesting programs or events for classrooms in the Greater Cincinnati area.
Visit to the Refugee Development Center of Lansing, Michigan on Friday May 4rd. From their site, the Lansing Refugee Development Center (www.refugeedevelopmentcenter.org/): "...is a grassroots organization offering formal and informal learning opportunities in an open and inclusive setting. The RDC opened in 2002 because the Greater Lansing community identified service area gaps for newcomer populations seeking self-sufficiency. The common denominator in the gaps identified revolved around education, and hence, the mission of the center was born. Today, the RDC helps serve as the link between newcomer populations and the private, public, and faith-based communities of Ingham County." The visit was hosted by Erika Brown Binton, Executive Director. From the Government Relations site, "the Michigan Road Scholar Tour takes faculty of the University of Michigan (U-M) on a five-day traveling seminar on the State of Michigan. This educational tour exposes participants to the state’s economy, government and politics, culture, educational systems, health and social issues, history, and geography."
Taste for Learning event Saturday, May 11, 2019, in Orlando, Fla. (Phelan M. Ebenhack for Valencia College Foundation)
September 17 2015
There was a great turn out of education stakeholders from accross industry & education at our Learning Edge Conference. Attendees heard a range of interesting presentations and panels.
This conference was part of the HR Leadership Group Programme 2015 which is kindly sponsored by Aviva Health.
I added the image of the Victorian girl which I made multiple images of with different effects. Through simply moving around different pieces of the collage, I realized there were aspects of the little girl in me. The wheel of emotion on the left: sad, melancholy, worried, nervous, confused. It brought back to mind some of my fears from childhoood, and I considered fears I still deal with now.
Bette Midler's song "The Rose" seemed an appropriate choice. I reread the lyrics, and was struck by this line:
“And the soul afraid of dying, that never learns to live”
I see sometimes where I try to grasp too tightly at things in this life, or I try to hide in obscurity afraid of what people may say and remain paralyzed by fear. I no longer want fear to control me. I want to be ruled by the burning desires of my heart and the destiny God has put on my life. Nothing else matters.
history of "The Rose":
www.alltimeclassicsongs.com/ballads/the-rose-bette-midler/
Created on Polyvore - www.polyvore.com/learning_to_live/set?id=29373273
I've been learning Welsh for about 8 months now, every week I have a short class and this is my mini bible.
September 17 2015
There was a great turn out of education stakeholders from accross industry & education at our Learning Edge Conference. Attendees heard a range of interesting presentations and panels.
This conference was part of the HR Leadership Group Programme 2015 which is kindly sponsored by Aviva Health.
The Central Library hosts children from Youth Center and other camps for the summer learning program McWane Center Visits BPL. In celebration of this summer's 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 NASA space flight, the McWane Center program engages the audience with fascinating demonstrations of rockets, gravity and surviving in space.
Students are taking advantage of the various study, research and hang-out spots available in the new Jack & Mary DeWitt Learning Commons. The $14 million facility officially opened for student use on Aug. 20 and houses the college’s library, peer tutoring and writing centers, audiovisual department and new coffee shop, Common Grounds. The facility was dedicated on Sept. 27.
Learning Team, AU, Appetite, and Candysound playing at The Old Foundry on December 2, 2011.
Rachel Cotton (c) 2011
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