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Professor Christopher Levy works with students from the Summer Enrichment at Dartmouth Program (SEAD), which aims to expand educational opportunities.
Photo by Douglas Fraser.
www.stvincent.edu/faithandreason | Specifically designed for advanced high school and first-year college students, the Faith and Reason Catholic College Summer Program offers participants a unique opportunity to come to a richer, deeper understanding of the Catholic faith.
Student volunteers from Thomas Nelson Community College biology classes spend their Saturday morning participating in International Coastal Cleanup day at Dandy Haven Marine in Hampton, VA on Oct 19, 2019.
Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Marine Advisory Program and Virginia Sea Grant are proud partners in the Virginia Clean Marina Program, which recognizes marinas that voluntarily take measures to prevent or reduce pollution at their facilities.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
Inspecting a landholder property, Uleybury.
Northern Foothills Land Management Program project site tour, Mount Lofty Ranges, South Australia.
A stack of books waits to be read by the Soldiers of 2nd Platoon, 529th Military Police Company, 95th MP Battalion, at the Mannheim Library on Benjamin Franklin Village in Mannheim, Germany, Oct. 4, as a part of the weekly after school reading program sponsored by the platoon.(Photo by Sgt. Adrienne Killingsworth)
The Natick Soldier Systems Center welcomed Edgar Krasa, who survived the Holocaust to speak at the annual Holocaust Remembrance program. Krasa survived Terezin and Auschwitz before being liberated in January 1945.
To celebrate today's International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, the ladies of the Euro Multi-Nation Program shared challenges and solutions to the issues they care about. To supplement this in a creative way, they decorated cards with hashtags to help spread awareness of the issues they care about.
All photos property of the U.S. Dept. of State. Photos must be attributed as: U.S. Dept. of State in cooperation with University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace, & Society. Photographer: Jaron Johns
Programming Perl book with two velociraptors - one of them just came out of the 3D-printer (orange is nice).
Esmeraldas.- Se presentaron los resultados del programa Impulso Joven de la Secretaria Técnica de Juventudes y se entregaron USD 38 mil en créditos de BanEcuador a emprendedores. El secretario Elías Tenorio recalcó que “estamos celebrando que 100 jóvenes de Esmeraldas han decidido contribuir con el desarrollo de la nación”. En este marco, Jorge Wated, presidente del Directorio de BanEcuador acotó que “se han destinado casi USD 2.800 millones para alrededor de 500 mil emprendimientos, es una cifra récord”.
Foto: Karla Sánchez
Orang ramai menyaksikan pertunjukan silat oleh anak-anak muda Batu Uban
Program Masyarakat Madani di Perkampungan Batu Uban dirasmikan oleh Timbalan Ketua Menteri 1, YB Mohamad Fairus Khairuddin dan ADUN Batu Uban, YB Raveentharan
The Library as Place program from the Michigan Library Association. The excellent program was held at the Novi Public Library (Novi, Michigan) on Friday May 31, 2013. The excellent program included presentations about libraries supporting businesses, sustainable communities, Makerspaces and therapy dogs in the library.
“Mama’s Girls,” the latest stage play by award-winning playwright Garrett Davis, addresses the challenges faced by one family as they care for their aging mother.
The play tells the story of five sisters living in five different cities who are forced to come together to take care of their mom.“Mama’s Girls” is supported by AARP’s Prepare to Care program, an initiative that helps support caregivers, and has been touring nationally since May.
“As many of the play’s attendees provide care for loved ones and others in the community on a regular basis, ‘Mama’s Girls’ will not only entertain, but inspire,” said AARP NC State Director Doug Dickerson. “The play will provide useful information which they can apply in their everyday lives.”
The play will be performed in Winston-Salem on Sunday, Oct. 14 at 4 p.m. at Winston-Salem State University’s Dillard Auditorium as part of the school’s slate of Homecoming Activities. Admission is free, but attendees must obtain a ticket by calling the Gdavis Production Office at 336-448-1805.
The production features Tony nominee Samantha McSwain, Julie Logan from the Tri-City Singers, LaTonya Simms of the play “Forget Me Not,” R&B singer Keisha Williams and Kynya Milam of the play “The Lord Will Make a Way.”
This production is written, directed and co-produced, along with AARP, by Winston-Salem resident Davis, CEO and founder of Gdavis Productions and the nationally-acclaimed Forget Me Not Project, which pushes Alzheimer’s awareness.
“This project is very special to me. AARP understands the importance of care-giving and the needs of those who provide care,” Davis said. “Informing audiences through the performing arts during this tour has had a very positive impact on people, especially in the minority community. I am very pleased and honored to present one of my productions to the Ram Nation.”