"Money is tight as a graduate student, especially in times like these. Having financial support from the Foundation will allow me to better focus on my studies so I can be the best version of myself in the classroom.” Congratulations to David Gaviria, MPH, RD, LDN, BS, recipient of the Academy Foundation's Loyal E. Horton Memorial Scholarship! 🎉 Read more about David, who is completing a doctoral program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: https://lnkd.in/edRq4w_R #eatrightPRO #MakeIt1Million #nutrition #dietetics #scholarship #rd2be #futureRDN
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COURSE 👨🎓 Degrowth and socioecological justice across disciplines at Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen In this discussion-based course, we will focus on different dimensions of the multiple crises, and on the #degrowth and #postgrowth approaches to tackle them. We begin with a primer into degrowth thinking covering key terms & principles, as well as common misunderstandings. Then turn to focus on a range of topics that present paths to socio-ecological justice, including cultural #transformation, #extractivism in the #Global South, global health and inequality, food security, democratic paths to degrowth and the role of academia, to name a few. Faculty members from each of the six faculties at UCPH will host different sessions. The approaches to tackle the interconnected crises we face require collaboration with civil society actors, and so, in each session, we will also host a civil-society actor who will provide an “on-the-ground” perspective on the discussion topic, along with the respective faculty member. 🔗 Learn more about this course and register via the following link: https://lnkd.in/e7aiNChq #GlobalHealth #PublicHealth
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Check out the paper I just published with Dr. James Mjelde and Anna Yeritsyan. If you wanted to see how the COVID-19 pandemic affected college grading, now is your chance!
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Prof. Chen Zehua has been awarded the title of Emeritus Professor, effective from 1 July 2024. This title is conferred upon his retirement in recognition of his sustained and significant contributions to the University and its community. We wish him a happy retirement! #NationalUniversityofSingapore #NUS #NUSFacultyofScience #NUSFoS #NUSScience #professor #dsds #statistics #datascience
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How do you contextualuze theological education? Pathways for Tomorrow grantees are exploring many different approaches. One of the more unique ones is United Theologucal Seminary’s Houses of Study.
This month's ATS member school spotlight | United Theological Seminary's Houses of Study, funded through Lilly Endowment Inc.'s Pathways for Tomorrow Initiative, is contributing to United's recent rising enrollment. https://lnkd.in/dWxWB85D
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There are so many first-gen students from various marginalized and underserved communities. After interviewing 15 DACA students for my dissertation research, many of the statements below emerged as themes that required a high level of persistence and resilience. We not only need to increase the efficacy and organizational footprint of currently established systems/models of support for first-gen students that are working, but also adapt more culturally robust models of support for first-gen students from diverse communities and and backgrounds. Additionally, it’s critical these models/systems of support include post-secondary educational professionals who are first-gen themselves and/or have expertise, insight, and a fundamental understanding of successful models of support and the structural barriers first-gen students experience when pursuing higher education.
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In the name of God, the most gracious, the most merciful National Ribat University Statement of students and graduates of National Ribat University in the beginning Have mercy on the martyrs of the nation, and we ask God to accept them well. We pray for speedy recovery for the wounded, and that God will heal the nation’s wounds in the near future, God willing. Everyone knows the crisis the country is going through The damage was caused to everyone, but despite that, governmental and other institutions began Government efforts to advance and find solutions for its employees However, graduates and students of National Ribat University suffer greatly in light of neglect Management is fully committed to finding solutions under these circumstances. After making a lot of effort to communicate with the Department of Scientific Affairs, which continued for months and was rejected and ignored many times, a shocking and unbelievable response was obtained that the university does not have any data for graduates and students... The administration’s response was that it keeps the data inside the university buildings only, and there is no electronic storage system to retain the data. The response was neither logical nor institutional, as we are in the 21st century and all educational institutions, even modern ones, keep a copy of the data of graduates and students because of its importance and the future it holds for thousands. Graduates: This statement caused a lot of panic among students and graduates The administration also refused to listen to any solutions offered by the graduates to get out of this impasse, stating that this matter will not be decided until The war ends!! ... Which resulted in a disruption for them to catch up with their peers in exams, fellowships, and studies And grants and make their future unknown. We hope that the matter resonates with the administration and that it will be communicated with those who are interested To get out of this dark tunnel. #Sudan #students #NRU #graduate
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In the name of God, the most gracious, the most merciful National Ribat University Statement of students and graduates of National Ribat University in the beginning Have mercy on the martyrs of the nation, and we ask God to accept them well. We pray for speedy recovery for the wounded, and that God will heal the nation’s wounds in the near future, God willing. Everyone knows the crisis the country is going through The damage was caused to everyone, but despite that, governmental and other institutions began Government efforts to advance and find solutions for its employees However, graduates and students of National Ribat University suffer greatly in light of neglect Management is fully committed to finding solutions under these circumstances. After making a lot of effort to communicate with the Department of Scientific Affairs, which continued for months and was rejected and ignored many times, a shocking and unbelievable response was obtained that the university does not have any data for graduates and students... The administration’s response was that it keeps the data inside the university buildings only, and there is no electronic storage system to retain the data. The response was neither logical nor institutional, as we are in the 21st century and all educational institutions, even modern ones, keep a copy of the data of graduates and students because of its importance and the future it holds for thousands. Graduates: This statement caused a lot of panic among students and graduates The administration also refused to listen to any solutions offered by the graduates to get out of this impasse, stating that this matter will not be decided until The war ends!! ... Which resulted in a disruption for them to catch up with their peers in exams, fellowships, and studies And grants and make their future unknown. We hope that the matter resonates with the administration and that it will be communicated with those who are interested To get out of this dark tunnel. #Sudan #students #NRU #graduate
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With all gone past and agonies, the restless days and much more have finally lead to the day where the moments of worthy praise comes along..!! The pain and soreness of meagre support have finally come to an end... Research is really a hard pace journey of restless neurological fight of thoughts to lend peacefully at the most speculative idea on which one can stretch the platform to be a vesratile pedagogue. Through my PhD journey, I came across a one more revealation that the journey and the road to this high eminent education is not that too much rough, yet its a part of rolling stocks to make us learn as how our appearance for any subject can bring out the more excruciatingly novel ideas. I feel that only major part is a support and a little assistance of institutional regiment, can make the student feel more enjoyabletowards the journey, thereby to safeguard the memories, throughout the life. After, all the learnigs and thoughtfull attempts to beat all odds, finally I have successfully defended my #PhD Thesis, on: #Technology & #InnovationPolicy and how #MachineLearning can aid strengthened #PolicyMaking. All Eyes Ahead for a Productive Career and Professional Growth, and working for the common yet most prioritised goal to serve for Nation's Scientific growth..Reflecting the ethoes of phrase "Youth are growth drivers of Nation"🤗 Sandeep Verma Sir, Rajeev Pathak, Dr. Rajeev Kumar Mehajan Sir.
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Second Video in the Series 'New Education Policy Demystified' our Headmistress sheds light on Subject Choices Under NEP2020. What does it mean? Can students choose biology and business studies at the same time? Watch the video to find out 🤓 #NewEducationPolicy #nep2020 #educationpolicy #latestupdates #dpsdwarkaexpressway #ncf2023
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