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COMO PARTE DEL PROGRAMA "AHÓRRATE UNA LUZ", DICONSA DISTRIBUYE FOCOS AHORRADORES EN POBLACIONES DE HASTA 100 MIL HABITANTES
University of Pittsburgh Police Officers recently held a SAFE course for the ALPHA DELTA PI sorority.
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"Health Nutrition Program. Lee Co. girls trained by Miss Mary Bailey, Home Agent: (L to R): Lois James and Annie Whatley." Date: May 31, 1928
Date: 1928-05-31
City, County, State: Lee County (Ala.)
Collection: ACES (Alabama Cooperative Extension System) Records, RG 71: PHOTOGRAPHS, 1920s-1960s
Repository: Auburn University. Special Collections and Archives
Rights: This image is the property of the Auburn University Libraries and is intended for non-commercial use. Users of the image are asked to acknowledge the Auburn University Libraries. For information about obtaining high-resolution copies of this and other images in this collection, please contact the Auburn University Libraries Special Collections & Archives Department at archive@auburn.edu or (334) 844-1732.
LC Subject Headings:
Alabama -- Social life and customs
Girls -- Alabama -- Societies and clubs
Persistent URL: content.lib.auburn.edu/u?/autest,115
Summer Programs during the week of June 2 included Camp Wildcat, Boys Basketball, Tennis, Summer Ceramics and Sculpture, Art in our World and Middle School Leadership.
I was browsing Ebay and i found this 1998 Botcon program up for auction so i threw a bid and grabbed some history 3.50$ shipped.
El viernes 14 de junio a las 20 la Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional, en el marco del Programa Ibermúsicas, brindó un concierto especial en el Auditorio de Belgrano (cabildo y Virrey Loreto), con entrada gratuita. Para esta presentación fueron invitados el director colombiano Germán Gutierrez y el pianista brasilero Marlos Nobre, como solista.
El repertorio abarcó obras de compositores iberoamericanos (a excepción de una obra de EEUU).
Este concierto se enmarcó en los objetivos del Programa multilateral de cooperación Ibermusicas, entre los que se cuentan:
Promover la difusión y producción de la obra de los compositores iberoamericanos: impulsar la valoración en la diversidad y riqueza cultural presente en las Músicas Iberoamericanas; apoyar la formación de nuevos públicos para los espectáculos musicales iberoamericanos y promover la circulación de solistas y directores en los circuitos de la región.
Foto: Augusto Starita / Secretaría de Cultura de la Presidencia de la Nación.
Winston-Salem State University was founded as the Slater Industrial Academy by Simon Green Atkins on September 28, 1892. Atkins had an audacious vision to create an institution where every student would meet the challenges of the day equipped with an education designed to intellectually prepare the “head, hand, and heart.” Twenty-five students attended classes in a one-room frame structure and were taught by a single instructor.
In 1925, the General Assembly of North Carolina recognized the school’s curriculum above high school, changed its name to Winston-Salem Teachers College, and empowered it under authority of the State Board of Education to confer appropriate degrees. Winston-Salem Teachers College thus became the first black institution in the nation to grant degrees for teaching the elementary grades.
In response to a growing medical community emerging in the Winston-Salem area, the School of Nursing was established in 1953, awarding graduates the degree of Bachelor of Science. In recognition of the university’s growing curriculum and expanding role, the North Carolina General Assembly of 1963 authorized changing the name from Winston-Salem Teachers College to Winston-Salem State College.
A statute designating Winston-Salem State College as Winston-Salem State University received legislative approval in 1969, and in 1972, Winston-Salem State University became one of the 16 constituent institutions of the University of North Carolina, subject to the control of a Board of Governors.
Since its founding in 1892, Winston-Salem State University has grown from a one-room frame structure to more than 39 buildings located on a picturesque 117-acre campus overlooking the woodlands of Salem Lake in the heart of Winston-Salem.
The university is now number one in the UNC system for North Carolina job placement for graduates and number one in the UNC system for the average salary for triad-area graduates. It is home to an award-winning student activities center, top 25 division II football, basketball and baseball programs, and offers students 100-plus student organizations.
With a faculty-to-student ratio of 16:1, the university enrolls approximately 5,000 students and offers more than 40 bachelor’s programs, 9 master’s programs, two professional doctoral programs, and two certificate programs.
Through the Division of Lifelong Learning, opportunities abound for non-traditional students to pursue studies through evening-weekend, summer, distance learning, and continuing education classes.
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AFGE headquarters celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with a cultural program featuring a guest speaker from the CARECEN-Central American Resource Center and performances by a local poet and Salsa dancers.
YB Law Choo Kiang memeriksa tekanan darah oleh petugas sukarela dari HALUAN
Program Masyarakat Madani di Perkampungan Batu Uban dirasmikan oleh Timbalan Ketua Menteri 1, YB Mohamad Fairus Khairuddin dan ADUN Batu Uban, YB Raveentharan
Una verdadera fiesta con un show para los niños, globoflexia y pinta caritas, se vivió al costado de la Intendencia Regional durante el lanzamiento del Programa de Control y Prevención de la Población Canina y Felina de la región, donde organizaciones animalistas y la comunidad iquiqueña conocieron la clínica móvil que recorrerá las siete comunas de Tarapacá realizando atenciones veterinarias a perros y gatos, entre ellas, la instalación de 9 mil microchips de identificación para las mascotas.
Rio de janeiro, 09/05/2011= O secretário de Estado e Assistência Social e Direitos Humanos, Rodrigo Neves (e), durante encontro com Ivaldo Barbosa dos Santos (camisa com gola branca), prefeito do município de Japeri , 1º município onde será lançado o Programa Renda Melhor. Na parede, o mapa de Japerí. Foto de Delfim Vieira.
UNLV’s Public History Program and University Libraries Bring Culinary Union History to the Community -
LAS VEGAS, NV - The graduate students of the Public History Program at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and the UNLV University Libraries have teamed up to present an exhibit that captures the important history of one of the nation’s most recognizable unions, the Culinary Workers Union, Local 226, the largest local of UNITE HERE. “Line in the Sand: The People, Power, and Progress of the Culinary Union” is open to the public and will be on display from Dec. 5, 2014, through April 1, 2015, on the first floor of UNLV’s Lied Library.
This exhibit is the product of growing partnership that was forged between the Culinary Union and UNLV two years ago. Last spring, the Culinary Union invited students of UNLV’s Public History Program, under the guidance of Dr. Deirdre Clemente, to explore its storage sheds and closets to learn more about the largest union in Nevada. There, students discovered hidden treasures - various display objects such as banners, buttons, t-shirts, picket signs, photographs, and personal memorabilia just waiting to be curated and shared with the public for the first time.
The objects, however, represent only part of the Culinary Union’s rich history of nearly 80 years. The exhibit would continue to take shape as the stories of union members were gathered by students under the tutelage of UNLV Libraries’ Oral History Research Center (OHRC) Director Claytee White and facilitated by Bethany Khan, Director of Digital Strategy for the Culinary Union.
Oral histories containing stories from the 1960s to present day breathe additional life into the objects displayed behind the glass and provide insight into the experiences of those who have been part of the Culinary Union and Las Vegas’ world famous hospitality industry. Sound bites from union members and leaders will be available through QR codes that can be activated by visitors’ smartphones as they walk through the exhibit, adding another dimension to the experience of “Line in the Sand.”
UNLV celebrates the innovative collaboration with the Culinary Union that has enabled the history of Nevada’s largest labor organization to be shared with the greater Southern Nevada community through this dynamic exhibit.
“Central to the mission of the UNLV Libraries is to collect materials and oral histories that document Southern Nevada,” said Patricia Iannuzzi, Dean of the UNLV University Libraries. “The story of this region cannot be told without the voices and materials of its workers. UNLV Libraries and our Oral History Research Center are proud to help facilitate this wonderful student-led project.”
The exhibit will also highlight the Culinary Academy of Las Vegas, an internationally recognized model for labor-management cooperation, workplace education and vocational training, and the Culinary Health Fund, which provides medical coverage for over 120,000 participants in Nevada
“Line in the Sand” is presented in cooperation with the Culinary Union, the Bartenders Union, UNLV University Libraries, the College of Liberal Arts, the Nevada State Museum, and the Las Vegas News Bureau.
En la cancha de uso múltiple de la Unidad Educativa 5 de Mayo, se realizó un programa especial de integración de las personas con discapacidad del Proyecto Chone Incluyente, ejecutado mediante convenio entre el Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado (GAD) Municipal y el Gobierno Provincial de Manabí (GPM).
El proyecto acoge a 175 Personas con Discapacidad (PCD) y son atendidos por siete promotoras de la Coordinación de Asistencia Social del GAD Municipal.
Durante la jornada de integración y recreación, hubo la presentación del grupo de danza de la escuela especial Unidos Venceremos. Además de varios concursos. Participaron del evento las reinas del cantón, funcionarios municipales, familiares de las personas con discapacidad, entre otras.
El alcalde del cantón Chone, Deyton Alcívar Alcívar, felicitó a las promotoras que trabajan diariamente con este grupo de personas, ya que sin ellas no fuera posible el resultado que se está obteniendo y cumplir con el mandato de la Constitución, sobre el Buen Vivir y Chone es ejemplo de ese arduo trabajo, emprendido durante su administración en cada uno de los programas sociales, culturales, deportivos, entre otros.
The AAF's Most Promising Multicultural Students program connects the advertising industry with the nation’s top multicultural college seniors. This premier event provides opportunities to recruit fresh talent to further prepare the advertising industry’s best young prospects and to help the advertising and media workforce better reflect the diversity of today's society. The program not only honors the students, but enhances their knowledge and understanding of the advertising industry by offering networking, interviewing and industry immersion opportunities with advertising professionals, marketing and media professionals.
South Carolina National Guard leadership and a military delegation from the Republic of Colombia meet to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the State Partnership Program (SPP) between the two organizations, Columbia, South Carolina, June 29, 2022. Since its launch in 2012, the program focused on the establishment and development of long-lasting partnerships between their respective Army and Air branches, their subordinated commands, and their service members. U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Van McCarty, The Adjutant General for South Carolina, and Colombian Army Gen. Luis Navarro lead their respective delegations throughout the celebrations and associated activities. The event’s schedule included the inauguration of the SPP exhibit at the South Carolina Military Museum, as well as awards ceremonies and workshops. Additionally, both leadership teams met with South Carolina Governor Henry D. McMaster, Lieutenant Governor Pamela S. Evette, and other members of the state government. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class Roby Di Giovine, South Carolina National Guard)