October 31, 2021 Do not be afraid ! The opportunity strikes! Posted in: Announcements, Career, Events, Featured News, Red Hawk News On Halloween we all love a good scare. But when it comes to your job search, we want to make sure there is nothing scary about it! Check outRead More →
NH Department of Education. CONCORD, NH – The New Hampshire Department of Education announced last week that it will distribute $ 267,611.95 in Manchester to help educate homeless students, the second wave of support for homeless students across the state under the American Rescue Plan Act. A total of moreRead More →
October 29, 2021 Donate canned goods to the Red Hawk Pantry to pay for an open parking quote! Posted in: Announcements, Facilities, Featured News, Parking & Shuttle, Red Hawk News In partnership with Red Hawk Pantry, Parking Services is once again offering its annual Cans for Citations food drive! What,Read More →
Alamance Community College (ACC) held a groundbreaking ceremony for the school’s new $ 6.7 million student service center on Friday, October 22. The new 12,203-square-foot two-story building will house the community college’s admissions and financial services, the registrar’s office and the office of the vice-president of student success under oneRead More →
Bay College recently welcomed Jason Sullivan as Director of Student Services at West Campus in Iron Mountain, MI. Sullivan received his BA from the University of Finland and his MA from the University of Upper Iowa. Prior to coming to Bay, he worked in enrollment and student services for overRead More →
The platform will also present the information in a way designed to be shared on social media. “One of the benefits of this platform is that you can easily connect students with alumni to see what skills and activities have helped them on their journey,” he said. He noted thatRead More →
Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande said applications would be open for nearly two months. FILE: The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Blade Nzimande, briefing the media on June 30, 2021. Photo: Boikhutso Ntsoko / Eyewitness News JOHANNESBURG – Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande hasRead More →
Western Today reached out to Amy Westmoreland, Western’s new director of multicultural student services, as she slowly but steadily traversed the country from Pennsylvania for her first day on campus on November 1. We found Amy somewhere outside of Fargo in the North. Dakota as she drove west towards thatRead More →
“Access to services and education is part of our mission at College of the Desert,” said Dr. Jessica Enders, Acting Executive Director of Institutional Advancement at the College of the Desert. “We want to make sure that we provide easily accessible services to students across the valley, regardless of theirRead More →
New study by University of Arkansas and Western Carolina University researchers finds that Democrat-backed budget bill pending in Congress would reduce, on average, $ 1,131 per student in school resources chartered. The exact amount of the budget reduction depends on how House Resolution 4502 – if adopted in its currentRead More →
Hello, neighbors! It’s me again, Debora Whitehead, your host of the Glen Burnie Daily. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: Pleasant with periods of sun. High: 76, Low: 58. Here are the best stories today at Glen Burnie: Minor DUI, fleeing from the police: Police charged aRead More →
October 15, 2021 Spring registration for the cooperative has started! Posted in: Announcements, Career, Events, Featured News, Red Hawk News In this competitive job market, internships are essential. Co-operatives and internships offer you the opportunity to experience the world of professional work and explore your career options. In addition toRead More →
Baruch College President S. David Wu has announced that Linda Essig, MFA, Ph.D., will be the new Senior and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs through sending emails and press releases May 3, his term starting July 1. Essig was selected after a nationwide search for a new rector afterRead More →
The student services fee faces a budget shortfall of around $ 2 million for fiscal year 2022, which has prompted various callbacks for organizations that benefit from the fee, said Max Harman, chief executive officer of the Biochemistry and Global Food Systems and Chair of the Student Services Fee Committee.Read More →