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Neuro-Linguistic Programming improves your social behavior and adaptability. It also develops your strategic thinking and an understand of the mental and cognitive processes behind behavior. It teaches you how to maintain good relationship with significant people.
Community members attended an Equal Employment Opportunity Computer and Electronic Accommodation Program training seminar July 25 at Patrick Henry Village in Heidelberg. Photo by Kierra Ho.
Creekfront Dr, Green Cove Springs, FL. Purchased, rehabilitated, and sold to a single low income person.
Photo Courtesy of: Clay County, FL
October 27, 2018 at Ceramics Program, Office for the Arts at Harvard
It was an honor to have Wilma Tosa, from Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico join us for a half day workshop. Wilma demonstrated her vessel forming techniques as well as her distinctive burnishing and etching techniques. Wilma Tosa, accompanied by her husband Aaron, first visited our studio in 2016 to demonstrate her coiling, burnishing, and carving techniques for students in the Harvard College course “Fundamentals of Archaeological Methods and Reasoning” taught by Matt Liebmann, John and Ruth Hazel Associate Professor of the Social Sciences, and Rowan K. Flad, John E. Hudson Professor of Archaeology. Wilma and Aaron are in Boston once again to work with this course at the Ceramics Program and provided this demonstration for our greater Boston clay community.
Artist Bio:
Wilma Baca, (New Wheat), was born to John and Linda Baca in Jemez Pueblo in September 1967. She was inspired to make pottery by her grandmother, Marie Reyes Shendo. Marie taught Wilma the fundamentals of making pottery the traditional way using ancient methods passed down from their ancestors.
Wilma specializes in hand coiled, stone polished and traditionally decorated Jemez pottery. She makes redware bowls, jars, seed pots, vases and wedding vases. She has been etching her pottery using the free-hand sgraffito technique since 1989. Her favorite piece to make is the wedding vase because of its meaning: "The spouts represent two separate lives, the bridge across the middle unites these separate lives as one," she says.
Secretary Marcia L. Fudge and Deputy Secretary Adrianne Todman visit program offices during the welcome back event.
Volunteer Summer MacCool Nicaragua Managua April May 2014 Children/Orphanage/Street Children program: Feeding poor neighborhood, and giving schools supplies donations. Thank you Summer for your work and donations.
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9.19.13
Arcadia University is hosts an ice cream social to celebrate the launch of the Raising Expectations for Academic Learning (REAL) Certificate on Thursday, Sept. 19, from 3 to 5 p.m. in the second floor lounge of the Commons.
Photographer: Christina Yee '14
Capt. Taylor Criswell, Executive Officer, USAREUR Band & Chorus (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Francisco Aisporna, released)
Programa de Recomposição das Aprendizagens na Escola Municipal Rotary (03/12/2022)
Fotos: Wilson Moreno (Secom/PMM)
The Visual Arts Program nurtures and develops the creativity of children and youth and enriches their lives with a true appreciation and understanding of art. The young artists acquire skills in artistic expression through color, line, shape, space, texture, form and design. A portfolio system encourages them to keep records demonstrating successes, growth and creativity over time and to actively participate in the process of self and peer criticism. Many of Lubuto’s children and youth find the visual arts to be their best medium of self-expression, learning and communication, and their self-esteem is significantly enhanced.
Kristina Hogue poses with the Nittany Lion at Penn State Beaver's Accepted Student Dinner on March 1, 2019.
Last Chance presented by Dirt 3
Pikes Peak International Raceway - Fountain, CO
Global Rallycross Championship
* This is from a postcard as no programs were available.