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U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Baltimore District employees participating in a Leader Development Program take part in a Staff Ride on the battlefields of Gettysburg, Pa., Nov. 9, 2016. The Staff Ride allowed prospective leaders to study historic battlefields for a professional perspective in leadership lead by Albert F. Lord Jr., a professor of Theater Planning at the U.S. Army War College. (U.S. Army photo by David Gray)
Colorado State University participates in the worldwide celebration of Confucius Institute Day, September 27, 2014. The Confucius Institute at Colorado State University's mission is to promote Chinese language and culture teaching and learning, promote scientific research on water and environmental sustainability, and develop educational exchanges between China and Colorado.
Buenos Aires, 5 de septiembre de 2023._Entrega de diplomas de los programas de formación de la Dirección Nacional de Formación Cultural-MCN.
Fotos Kaloian/ Ministerio de Cultura de la Nación.
Camille & Suzanne Volunteer Honduras La Ceiba Orphanage Program March 2014
"I will be doing this with my youngest daughter Suzanne. I was director of education for many years for my church and taught Sunday school and worked in the nursery for many years. I love being around children. I truly enjoy helping others. I am an energetic, happy person who adapts easily in different social settings. I am from South Texas so the climate is similar and I also speak spanish which is helpful".
Song/Dance/Talent troupe Artful Souls were among the performers at an event at Reno's West Street Market on March 12, 2010. Although Artful Souls is not a Boys & Girls Club of Truckee Meadows program, the Club does provide program and facility support.
August 28, 2024: Summer 2024 staff, instructors, and Artists-In-Residence at the Ceramics Program, Office for the Arts at Harvard celebrated another successful semester with a party that showcased the ingenuity and collaborative spirit of the group.
The festivities began with a meal of delicious Korean food and remarks by Director Kathy King. Then it was time for the games to begin! Everyone had a role to play in the Olympics-themed contest determined by The Randomizer, a game show-inspired creation by instructors Tom Hubbard and Forrest Sincoff Gard, who served as emcees for the evening.
Audience members spun the wheels of The Randomizer to determine the assignment. Then the three teams got to work creating a sculpture to put before a panel of judges (played by Kathy King, Pamela Gorgone, and Joanna Mark).
Cheerleaders roamed around energizing the participants and spectators with clay-themed cheers, and ensuring that enthusiasm remained high throughout the evening. Referee Adriana Sousa Estrella played a crucial role in maintaining fairness and order, by ensuring that all teams adhered to the rules of the contest.
The evening concluded with a large cake dedicated to the staff who are moving on to new endeavors. This farewell gesture highlighted the community's support and well-wishes for those transitioning to new chapters in their lives. The evening wrapped up with a group photo to capture the memories and an awards ceremony to honor the fantastic efforts and creativity exhibited throughout the contest, all contributing to a night filled with joy and inspiration.
Overall, the event not only celebrated the successful semester but also forged stronger bonds among the participants, leaving everyone inspired and appreciated.
Read more about The Randomizer in this article in the Harvard Gazette: news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2024/07/what-to-make-let-t...
Our Summer Performance Program students had a great time at Berklee Valencia.
They had the opportunity not only to develop their amazing artistry and talent, but also to get to know friends from all over the world.
From the first campus tour when they arrived, to the concerts they gave over their last days at the school, all the beautiful memories they made will surely last a lifetime!
Photos by Tato Baeza