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At the Student Involvement Fair, 89 student organizations and campus departments representing various aspects of Hendrix life. Photo by Jazmin Calixto.
At the Student Involvement Fair, 89 student organizations and campus departments representing various aspects of Hendrix life. Photo by Jazmin Calixto.
The porch piering solution involves a 6' spacing on the piers due to the side yard access. We used smaller helix piers and spaced them closer. Need our expert team? Contact Peak Structural at www.peakstructural.com or 303-243-3028
I am no good at photography when it involves buildings, architecture etc. This is one of the types of photography I started this project for. Well, this and macro photography, of which I ask: "What's its appeal?" But, this is just me. I went into event photography first, I didn't start off with macro and architecture photography like most people do.
Anyway, this is Carey's Lane in Cork City. I actually took this photo yesterday, on New Years Day, as the street was completely empty, a stark contrast to the crowds it has drawn in the last few weeks. Also, given the fact most of the cafes on the street are closed it looks a lot less cluttered, and a lot more picturesque.
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Students enjoying the Ice Cream Social and Involvement Expo at Taylor Courtyard on Tuesday August 30, 2016.
Creating empowered work teams--a method of involving non-management employees in brainstorming, problem solving, and decision making within an organization--has proven successful in the manufacturing sector and is now being applied to the long-term care field. This practical guide illustrates the far-reaching benefits of empowered work teams in long-term care organizations and explains in everyday terms how to implement the concept.
Embracing the goals of the culture change movement, empowered work teams infuse direct care workers with a sense of efficacy and accountability. These self-directed teams offer input into care practices, facility procedures, and scheduling in ways that improve outcomes for both staff and older adults. This effective management concept can be applied in all long-term care settings, including assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and home health care programs. Staff empowerment offers long-term care administrators multiple advantages, including
* improved quality of care
* increased staff morale
* higher staff retention
* enhanced communication
Based on years of research, Empowered Work Teams in Long-Term Care thoroughly describes the rationale behind empowered work teams and the proven positive effects on staff, management, and older adults. The authors present a fully-validated model for introducing the empowered work team concept to direct care staff, gaining support from the administration, and supervising the teamwork process over time. Hands-on tools include assessment forms, staff training materials, and step-by-step implementation guidelines. Guidance and troubleshooting tips are provided in the resource's finalchapter.
Facility and program administrators, directors of nursing, staff supervisors, and team leaders will find this guidebook an invaluable tool for nurturing a more effective and motivated staff and, as a result, an improved care environment.
Community members and leaders from the Kingston-Galloway/Orton Park neighborhood meet with their university counterparts at the second Community Connections Leadership Forum.
The forum was designed to foster collaborations between UTSC and Scarborough communities. It brought UTSC faculty, administrators and students together with community leaders to discuss ways of partnering on research and community development projects.
Students gather on the Shadow Lawn for the annual Involvement Fair where they get to peruse the various clubs and organizations available to them. September 14, 2022.
At the Student Involvement Fair, 89 student organizations and campus departments representing various aspects of Hendrix life. Photo by Jazmin Calixto.
Part of the processing of the clay involves squeezing it through this screen like Play-Doh. The top of the machine is waist-height, and the screen is maybe a foot across.
Visit the Moravian Pottery & Tile Works in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, west of Trenton and north of Philadelphia.
Annenberg Students enjoy an afternoon of food and games during Taste of Annenberg, a new student assembly and involvement fair featuring many Annenberg organizations and groups. © USC Annenberg; Photo Credit: Brett Van Ort
James, Fidelma and Cormac draw attention to US involvement in goldmining proposals for the Sperrins. There's gold in them thar hills - and that is where it should stay.
Dalradian is a Canadian-registered comany but the ultimate owner is Orion in the USA. See corporatewatch.org/resistingthegoldrush/ and for Save Our Sperrins campaign www.facebook.com/SaveOurSperrins/ Joe Biden in his talk at Ulster University (only some metres from the location of this photo) held out the carrot of US investment for Northern Ireland...but what kind of investment? This is certainly unwelcome.......
Meanwhile in the Republic 'Green' Minister Eamon Ryan has granted licences for gold and silver prospecting in east Mayo....maybe someone should have a talk to him about ecology? www.farmersjournal.ie/minister-ryan-permits-miners-to-sea...
Cormac McAleer has been adopted by Front Line Defenders as a Human Rights Defender because of threats against him and other campaigners. www.frontlinedefenders.org/en/profile/cormac-mcaleer
President Joe Biden visited Belfast briefly as part of a four-day visit to Ireland, mainly the Republic, beginning 11th April 2023. His main engagement in Northern Ireland was a speech at Ulster University’s new Belfast campus at York Street where, among other things, he made some remarks about the Good Friday Agreement and encouraged re-engagement at Stormont.
The main civil society protest in the North at the visit - or rather US policies - was held at Belfast City Hall the evening before, as Biden was arriving.