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Baldwin Wallace University’s Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree (ABSN) program "pinning ceremony" as part of a distinctive celebration of completion.The pinning ceremony in the John Patrick Theatre of the Kleist Center for Art and Drama, marking the culmination of an intense, one-year program that features a concept-based curriculum for Bachelor’s Degree holders seeking a second degree in nursing. The graduates each received a nursing pin designed especially for Baldwin Wallace University, featuring symbols of nursing and scholarship.
Finally the last mile has been completed. And now the bike trail is done from Pittsburgh to Washington DC. The GAP runs from Pittsburgh to Cumberland, MD and is 150 miles. At Cumberland, the trail becomes the C&O Towpath to DC and runs 184 miles.
I participated in the GAP Completion ceremonies and parties on Saturday, June 15. Parked 20 miles from downtown Pittsburgh in 'Little Boston', and then rode north to join in the fun. This 20 mile section was the only portion of the 330 route from DC I hadn't ridden yet. I purposely waited for the last 1 mile to be completed at Sandcastle Water Park. What a great day I had. Excellent urban biking over there.....simply excellent!
Aviation Soldiers from the 1-214th AVN REGT deployed for a Contingency Operational Deployment in support of OEF-OIF walk back to the briefing room for a debrief after a mission
Dr. William Jaynes, professor of Social Work and African American Studies, tells students from the Stanley Holmes Homework Completion program, who visited Stockton March 10 during their spring break, "You can be anything you want to be. Pursue your dream. You have to give your dream a shot. It's your dream. Honor it."
At the start of the American Civil War in 1861 the construction of Fort Point, which had begun in 1853, was rushed to completion. Troops were ordered into the fort immediately, and before its cannon were even mounted, to make sure that local Confederate supporters did not seize the empty fort. When the soldiers began installing the guns shortly after, they positioned many weapons to face south to defend against possible land attack rather than to the north side facing San Francisco Bay against a naval assault.
Throughout the war, Union artillerymen garrisoned the fort and readied its dozens of smooth-bore cannon in anticipation of enemy attack—either by Confederate warships or by Confederate insurgents living in California. At its height of readiness in 1865, Fort Point mounted 55 cannon ranging in size from 24-lb. howitzers up through 10-inch caliber Columbian cannon. More than 500 enlisted men, officers, and civilians lived within the fort’s casemated living quarter rooms or in nearby wooden barracks.
Construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, built above the fort, began in 1933 and was completed in 1937, Today, Fort Point is a National Historic Site reminding us all of the important role it played in the history of San Francisco.
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Governor Baker and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh celebrate the completion of 2Life Communities' new affordable housing units at the Weinberg House in Boston, Massachusetts, on July 18, 2019. [Joshua Qualls/Governor's Press Office]
UTHealth Houston publicly announced the successful completion of the Many Faces. One Mission. campaign, the university’s most ambitious philanthropic effort yet. Thanks to the generosity of 11,315 donors, UTHealth Houston raised $534.4 million to support education, research, and community initiatives across our six schools. University students, faculty, and staff attended celebration stations across the campus, which included cookies, giveaways, and details on the campaign’s impact on each school. (Photos by UTHealth Houston)
Improved intersection lighting and line markings, Highway 4 was also widened to accommodate a dedicated left turn lane. This new lane will help local traffic access the Whiskey Creek Store and other local businesses, while keeping traffic moving freely as well.
Governor Charlie Baker and Secretary of Transportation Jamey Tesler join MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak to announce the Orange Line will reopen as planned following successful repairs during a press conference at the Tufts Medical Center MBTA Station on Sept. 18, 2022. [Joshua Qualls/Governor's Press Office]