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local artist Cari Miller talked art with Terri, who is the creator of The Pajama Diaries comic strip
University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education Teach for America Vast Life Program Spring 2016. Photo by Darryl Moran.
November 18, 2015 -
Dr. Loston and IBC Bank served as co-hosts of the Masters Leadership Program’s Education Day session in the college's Bowden Alumni Center for nearly 50 members of the program's 12th class. San Antonio’s Masters Leadership Program is one of the largest training programs in the country aimed at preparing retired and near-retired professionals for director positions on nonprofit boards. Since 2004, the program has trained more than 525 individuals who currently serve on more than 300 nonprofit boards in the Greater San Antonio area. Dr. Loston led participants through a policymaking exercise and she also moderated a panel discussion with higher education leaders throughout the city. Panelists included St. Mary’s University president Tomas Mengler, Texas A & M San Antonio president Dr. Cynthia Teniente-Matson, Trinity University vice president of faculty and student affairs Dr. Michael Fisher and Baptist University of America president Dr. Rene Maciel.
Student Leaderships program hosted an off campus retreat for CI students. This retreat took place at the CI Boating Center.
Night at Harvard's Expository Writing Program at the Barker Center on Prescott Street.
From How to Read an [Expository Writing] Assignment:
"Discuss" is easy to misunderstand because the word calls to mind the oral/spoken dimension of communication. "Discuss" suggests conversation, which often is casual and undirected. In the context of an assignment, however, discussion entails fulfilling a defined and organized task: to construct an argument that considers and responds to an ample range of materials. To "discuss," in assignment language, means to make a broad argument about a set of arguments you have studied.
•Franciscan Boys Home – Bethlehem
Boys, 6-18 years of age, live at the Franciscan Boys Home six days a week and return to their families on Sunday. The boys come from dysfunctional families residing in Bethlehem and receive psychological and emotional assistance. The FFHL runs the home for boys in a caring place where neighborhood youth can feel the safety and nurturing needed to survive.
FFHL has hired a full time staff which includes a cook, several teachers, a child psychologist, a social worker, a housekeeper, a club supervisor, as well as maintenance and security personnel. Both a Franciscan priest and a Franciscan nun serve as Directors of the Boys Home. The boys come from many local communities including Bethlehem, Beit Sahour, and Beit Jala, and attend the local Catholic school. The costs of salaries of staff, food, maintenance of the building, and yearly school tuition are fully funded by the FFHL.
Invited speaker of the second series of the Friday Afternoon Lectures is Ivan Sutherland (USA). In his talk Computers Yet to Come, Sutherland shares his vision on the essence of computing and computer programming, showing us that our current mode of operation is based on outdated paradigms that originate from the time that computers just started to emerge.
Photo's by: Boudewijn Bollmann
Programa Desarrollo del Ciclismo en el Oriente Antioqueño (válida 5 -El Carmen), octubre 29 del 2014
On Tuesday, March 27, 2018, the Educational Opportunity Programs at California State University, Northridge hosted its first annual José Luis Vargas Scholarship Awards.
The ceremony honored the contributions made by Mr. Vargas and scholarships were awarded to students who embody EOP’s core values, practice RRAM and exemplify academic excellence. The event was also an opportunity for EOP alumni to reconnect and share their fondest memory of Mr. Vargas.
The recipients of the 2018 scholarship awards were:
Alexis Aleman
Carina Alvarado Alcala
Davon Anderson
Osman Bonilla
David Contreras
Carla Martinez Plascencia
Jeremy Simmons
Nikki Vi
As a former EOP student, Mr. Vargas led the program with passion, conviction, and professionalism. He mentored thousands of students and encouraged them to believe in themselves and succeed in higher education. His legacy will continue through the future scholarships given in his memory.
Kindergartners performed the fall music program at The Barstow School on November 15, 2021. (Photo by Todd Race)
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"Design for Living" by Noël Coward
Play Readings at Ten Chimneys
Featuring the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's Artistic Intern Company
A. Shilling, Ten Chimneys Staff ©Ten Chimneys Foundation