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After the first snowfall it becomes so apparent how many creatures travel through the ravine. Deer are abundant, coyote, weasels, moose, rabbit... and human.
David Rumbarger, President/CEO, Community Development Foundation, Tupelo, Mississippi, took questions about his organization's partnership with Itawamba Community College to support growth in the region's manufacturing sector as part of a panel discussion on "Using a Sector Focus to Build Regional Economic and Workforce Development Partnerships" at NNSP's 2013 Pathways to Prosperity: Sector Initiatives in the Mid-South conference in Memphis, TN.
Photo by Andrew Breig, andrewjbreig.com/.
a) This is a picture of a pathway of leafs. It starts from dull and lifeless to colourful and more alive. It is an example of fall because of how dull the leafs look and how they are spread all over the ground from how they have fallen throughout the fall season.
b) If I had to re-take this photo, I would have taken the picture with more trees to give off the effect a little more of fall.
This photo is of the pathway that leads from the Toronto Botanical Garden to the rest of the Edwards Gardens. To the right is the President's Choice Show Garden, and to the left is Nature's Garden. Photo looking west.
A program started by the Executive Committee of the Alumni Association, Pathways invites alumni to return to campus to speak with students (Class of 2015) about their paths since Deerfield.
Carolyn Hardy, President / CEO, Chism Hardy Investments, LLC, makes a point in support of the sector approach on a panel of Business Champions for Sector Initiatives at the 2013 Pathways to Prosperity: Sector Initiatives in the Mid-South conference in Memphis, TN.
Photo by Andrew Breig, andrewjbreig.com/.
A program started by the Executive Committee of the Alumni Association, Pathways invites alumni to return to campus to speak with students (Class of 2015) about their paths since Deerfield.