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Kendra Price helped to organize a donation of snack bags from local DeKalb County educators to frontline staff at Emory Hillandale Hospital (EHH).
Aspiring Educators Conference at the 2025 NEA Representative Assembly in Portland, Oregon June 30, 2025
Rotary members and professional educators host the Missouri Multidistrict RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) Academy, a community service and leadership training program for approximately 100 high school students. The curriculum includes conducting a simulated service project, team building exercises, and an introduction to Rotary principles of Service Above Self and the Areas of Focus over four days in a residential setting. Rotary clubs in Districts 6040, 6060, and 6080 promote the event and sponsor the participants. 11 July 2022. University of Central Missouri, Warrensburg, Missouri, USA.
This formal building was produced by a student at SIT. 935 of 1406 prims used. Large amount of external space left empty for informal purposes? Native trees, cabbage tree, tree fern, agave albicans From Silel Volitant via bloghud.com
Science demonstrations by instructor Tim O'Brien during EMP's Educator Open House.Photo by Nat Seymour, Be Technical Graphics
Nonhlanhla Ndimande (Ningizimu Special School) presents on her work with students with learning (dis)abilities
Creativity & Innovation in Managing Teaching & Learning
Prof. Asha Singh Kanwar
Innovations in Higher Education: Re-imagining Learning
Film acting Curriculum Connection class with instructor Ali el-Gasseir during EMP's Educator Open House.Photo by Nat Seymour, Be Technical Graphics
Camden County Council on Alcoholism and Drug Absue hosted the 34th annual Connecting Communities to Resources Conference at The Legacy House in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, October 8, 2025.
The CCCADA annual conference allows for community members to attend a presentation free of charge in order to provide resources for subtance use disorders, mental health first aid, and invite partners to network with leaders in their communities.
CCCADA was established by a Board of Trustees in 1991 and entrusted to Naomi L. Hubbard, Executive Director. The Council originated in the basement of the Camden City Police Station and consisted of one person, a telephone, and a desk. Since then, the CCCADA has grown to include a trained staff of educators and coordinators who are passionate about bringing prevention resources to communities in Camden County.
(U.S. Army National Guard photos by Staff Sgt. Benjamin Martinez)