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House of Blues.
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Higher Ground, the Songs of Stevie Wonder, at the Myriad Botanical Gardens on the Great Lawn, Friday, August 26, 2022.
Del 23 al 25 d'octubre de 2023, la UOC va acollir al campus del Poblenou el fòrum Digital Universities Europe, que organitza Times Higher Education (THE) i que va aplegar al voltant de 250 especialistes d'arreu d'Europa i una setantena de ponents.
Amb el tema "The road to digital, equitable and green higher education" ('El camí cap a una educació superior digital, equitativa i verda'), es van tractar diversos aspectes relacionats amb l'acceleració de la innovació en l'educació de qualitat en l'era digital i es compartiran històries d'èxit, casos d'estudi i solucions pràctiques.
Hi són convocats dirigents del sector de l'educació superior i responsables de les seves polítiques, de la recerca i de la indústria per compartir dades, bones pràctiques i idees innovadores al voltant del futur de les universitats.
Higher Ground, Surviving September, Heated State Of Aggression and a ton of Local musicians came together on Saturday for the Stay 2021 Benefit Concert and My9oh4's John Lyncch was out at Casey's Compound keeping our Jacksonville Florida fans #LockedIN. Stay #active with LockedIN Magazine #ruLockedIN
Hogweed in How Tun Woods this afternoon.I'm over 6 feet tall,but this stuff must be over 8 feet tall.More evidence of the phenomenal growth rate this year.
Governor Josh Shapiro and Secretary of Education Dr. Khalid Mumin toured Reading Area Community College (RACC) with Senator Judy Schwank to learn how RACC is giving students the freedom to chart their own course to successful careers and addressing critical workforce needs - like the lack of nurses - in Pennsylvania.
Governor Shapiro and his Administration are currently working with higher education institutions and leaders to build out the Governor's new blueprint for higher education. After today's tour, the Governor and local leaders highlighted the need to take action and create more opportunities for Pennsylvania students, giving them the freedom to chart their own course while driving economic growth and prosperity for our Commonwealth. Governor Shapiro and Secretary Mumin highlighted RACC's focus on high-need fields like nursing and its commitment to serving first-generation students, especially from Pennsylvania's growing Latino community.
"After 30 years of disinvestment, too many of our colleges and universities are running on empty, and not enough students have affordable pathways through college and into good jobs. Pennsylvania currently ranks 49th for state investment in higher education, and 48th in higher education affordability. I want to be number one on that list - not number 49," said Governor Josh Shapiro. "My blueprint for higher education will create opportunity for Pennsylvania students and families and drive economic growth and prosperity in our communities. I know some folks look at my plan and say it's too bold and that we can't afford it right now. But I say we can't afford not to invest right now - we have a $14 billion surplus, and we are facing real challenges in education and with our workforce that will hold us back in the future if we don't take action right now. It's time to build on this new blueprint for higher education in Pennsylvania and leave a lasting legacy on this Commonwealth."
List of Speakers
Dr. Susan Looney, President of Reading Area Community College
Senator Judy Schwank
Jonathan Pensado
Pennsylvania Department of Education Secretary Dr. Khalid Mumin
Wilfri Pena-Rodriguez
Governor Josh Shapiro