When Klein Oak High student Mari Oliver refused to take the oath of allegiance, her sociology professor, Benjie Arnold, compared her to “Soviet communists” and “people who tolerate pedophilia” before threaten to “give it up”. Arnold’s misconduct now appears to have indirectly cost Texas taxpayers $90,000. A Texas teacher whoRead More →
A former Lancaster Bible College student and the school have settled her federal lawsuit in which she claimed she faced discrimination because she is black. Pilisa Mackey sued the school in September 2021. A year earlier, she helped organize and participated in a protest against the school over allegations ofRead More →
It is time. Two progressive state police forces want to force potential drivers to do what they – believe it or not – currently don’t have to do before getting their license: practice driving with a professional driving instructor. Senate Bill 8667, introduced by State Sen. Andrew Gounardes (D-Bay Ridge)Read More →
Boston – CBRE has announced the sale of a 150-unit next-generation student housing community serving the University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass Amherst), the largest university by enrollment in New England. Athens, Georgia-based Landmark Properties has purchased North 116 Flats from Dallas-based Fountain Residential Partners for an undisclosed price. Jaclyn Fitts,Read More →
KSEEB Exams, Karnataka SSLC 2022 | A student dies Photo: iStock Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board, KSEEB organizes the Karnataka SSLC exams 2022. In an unfortunate incident today, a class 10 student reportedly collapsed and died at the SSLC exam center. The unfortunate death of a student appearing for KSEEB,Read More →
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KEARNEY, Neb. (KSNB) – The Kearney Public School District has selected the person who will take on the role of Director of Student Services and Safety for KPS. Dr. Dan Endorf was selected beginning in the 2022-2023 school year. He is currently Superintendent of North Bend Central Public Schools. “Dr.Read More →
On March 19, Ghana Imani Hylton, Director of Business Affairs, Planning and Operations, was recognized by the NASPA African American Knowledge Community as a Stellar 50 recipient. NASPA is a national professional organization for student affairs administrators in higher education. The named Stellar 50 recipients are student affairs professionals withRead More →
Medicine is one of the most respected professions in Australia. In 2021, a poll by Ipsos Mori found that around two-thirds of the public viewed doctors and scientists as the people with the most trustworthy careers. Last week, the University of Sydney Medical School (SMS) dismissed Associate Professor Hasantha Gunasekera,Read More →
BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — When Russia launched its war, Hungary opened its borders to tens of thousands of refugees fleeing Ukraine. Other refugees found themselves helpless in a field in Serbia. After studying in Hungary for three years, Hasib Qarizada sought asylum there after his native Afghanistan collapsed in chaosRead More →
Revenu Québec has hundreds of student jobs available and is currently accepting applications. Jobs and internships are based in cities across the province, including Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, Gatineau and Quebec. There are opportunities for high school, college, and university students. Salaries depend on the level of education required forRead More →
COVINGTON, Ga. – A Newton County student could face a range of penalties after allegedly punching a teacher in the head so badly she had to see a doctor recently. An adult and 13 child witnesses saw the student hit the fifth-grade teacher on March 11 at Fairview Elementary SchoolRead More →
In the age of on-demand service, colleges and universities are under tremendous pressure to provide a safe and efficient student experience. However, campus services, such as financial aid or counseling, often rely on archaic or faulty systems that lead to problems such as long lines, poor student interactions, and aRead More →
Friday, March 25, 2022 A veteran with extensive Purdue experience has joined the staff of Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine as Director of Student Services. Jamie Richards took up his new role on Monday, March 21. He comes to PVM from Purdue’s Veterans Success Center, where he was theRead More →
Happy Friday, Des Moines! Let’s start today on an enlightened note. Here’s everything happening in Des Moines today. First, today’s weather forecast: Clouds and sun; windy, warmer. High: 51 Low: 25. Here are the top three stories from today in Des Moines: As the end of March Madness of 2022Read More →
Canada Immigration News: Many more international students came to Canada last year than during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, with massive increases in the number of Canadian study permits issued in Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia. Data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) shows that 621,565 studyRead More →
The Escambia County School Board on Tuesday night approved an emergency rule prohibiting students from carrying a weapon in a vehicle on a school campus. Florida law states that it is technically legal for anyone 18 or older to have a lawfully concealed firearm in their vehicle, except when aRead More →
Sheet drawn on the party Picture: Contributed A UBCO student promoter of a party planned for this weekend is frustrated after the venue cut him off at the last minute. Kameron Monfared says he has already sold more than 300 tickets for a red-light party scheduled for Saturday night atRead More →
This time last month, Axel was an ordinary 20-year-old studying computer science at a university in Kyiv, Ukraine. Today in Brussels, Belgium, he is a refugee and effectively stateless. It is also marked by a harrowing journey from war-torn Ukraine. He told Euronews how he and his friends had toRead More →
A student services team was praised for their outstanding performance. Staff working on the Burnley College team have been praised for doing what other colleges fail to do in their latest assessment by National Inspectors. The Matrix Standard is a quality framework used to assess individuals and organizations that provideRead More →
York International will provide you with support during your studies at York University. York University offers a variety of resources to help international students achieve their academic and professional goals. Under the Student Division, the home of various student support services at York University, York International (YI) offers invaluable programsRead More →
Music Industry Arts student Elizavita Sidorovich received an outpouring of help from her peers and college faculty. Photo credit: Nathan Drescher When Elizavita Sidorovich first heard that Russia had invaded Ukraine, the music industry arts student was not surprised. “I just knew something was going to happen,” she said. “They’veRead More →
UNION TWP. – At Wednesday’s monthly meeting, the North West Region School Board gave the green light to a project by student Michael Evans to build a 20ft by 30ft pavilion outside the middle school for his Eagle Scout project. Dressed in his Boy Scout uniform, Evans said the planRead More →
Ryan Painter Jan Kamillo Kreitzberg leans on his motorcycle after class February 28 at City College in Santa Barbara, California. Coming to school on his military-green motorbike that took a few bumps, City College student Jan Kamillo Kreitzberg pursued his dream of studying in the United States. Motorcycles are someRead More →
EAST LANSING, MI — Mariia Mikhova’s life came to a halt in late February when Russia invaded her home country of Ukraine. The Michigan State University biochemistry doctoral student watched angrily as her homeland turned to war. She is from the Ukrainian city of Odessa, also known as the ‘PearlRead More →
Authorities at the British High Commission in Nigeria issued a statement saying that the United Kingdom (UK) has not suspended its student, work and family visas for Nigerian applicants. He clarified that it was just his “priority visa service” which has been temporarily suspended. A statement made available to theRead More →
As students and teachers gather on campuses across the United States to protest Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, their right to assemble and publicly demonstrate may be at stake. In recent months, some conservative state lawmakers and Federals have proposed controversial riot laws in response to protests by the Black LivesRead More →
By a split vote, the state legislature passed a bill creating a new Washington State Student Loan Program. Washington’s student loan program passes legislature By a vote of 59 to 39 in the State House and 27 to 21 in the State Senate, the plan was set in motion. TheRead More →
Advertising Police officers who were allegedly involved in the shooting of a certain Samuel Akinsuyi, a student at Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic, Eruwa, Oyo State, have been arrested. Naija News had earlier reported that Samuel, a Business Administration student at Eruwa Poly was beaten and then shot in the leg byRead More →
We have regularly discussed the growing attacks on free speech on college campuses, including Northwestern University. Protesters in Northwestern blocked loudspeakers while claiming there is ‘no free speech for openly racist white dudes’. They prevented classes from discussing ICE policies. However, the student government has now added an attack onRead More →
Atlanta Public Schools (APS) is accepting applications for General Administrative Transfers and Georgia Special Needs Scholarships from Monday, March 7 through Friday, March 25. Georgia’s public school choice law allows residents of the city of Atlanta to attend a public school outside of their zoned APS school, if space isRead More →
Kara Wells (right) from Burnley College’s Sixth Year Student Services team helps a female student with her application. Burnley College’s student services team have been praised for their outstanding performance and actions “that other colleges simply don’t do” in their latest assessment by National Inspectors. The Matrix Standard is aRead More →
Hello, people of Port Jefferson! Debora Whitehead here with the latest Port Jefferson Daily. First, today’s weather forecast: Partially sunny; the winds calming down. High: 37, low: 32. Here are the top 5 stories in Port Jefferson today: Port Jefferson Earl L. Vandermeulen High School senior is one of theRead More →
Nominations are being accepted for the inaugural Sandra K. Monroe Award. The award is to be given annually to one or two student-facing professionals for their policy advocacy and/or exemplary service to students. The Provost’s Office established the Sandra K. Monroe Award for Excellence in Student Services to honor Monroe’sRead More →
By Express press service BENGALURU: In a rare case, the Karnataka High Court cleared a 19-year-old student, who was jailed in a case – registered under the IPC as well as the POCSO Act – which is the subject of a investigation, to attend its Annual B.Com Examination, beginning MarchRead More →
Ohio neighbors say teens shot them with airsoft guns syndication / 1 hour ago Video Bodycam footage captures rescuing tied dog outdoors in cold Ohio syndication / 4 hours ago Video New Day Cleveland: Sleep Outfitters News / 6 hours ago Video New Day Cleveland: great day! Tours & CruisesRead More →
By Amina Tanir March 10, 2022 Juana Garcia / The Cougar The Student Government Association struck down the resolution for a transit fee, proposed in late January, by a majority vote at the penultimate meeting Wednesday night. The Transit Resolution proposed an additional $25 tuition charge for the academic yearRead More →
State Rep. Andi Story, D-Juneau, has two bills that would increase the state’s basic student allowance and are currently being heard by the House Finance Committee. Finance committees are usually the last committee bills to pass before being sent to the floor. Speaking to the House Finance Committee on Monday,Read More →
About the National School of Fine Arts The National Art School is Australia’s leading art school with a progressive growth program and a strong commitment to continuing studio education. The National School of Art (NAS) is accredited by TEQSA and offers Bachelor of Fine Arts, Masters, and Doctoral courses inRead More →
(Oklahoma State University Athletic Media Relations contributed to this story.) STILLWATER — Oklahoma State University Athletics and Director of Athletics Chad Weiberg announced Wednesday, March 9 that beginning in the fall 2022 semester, Oklahoma State scholarship student-athletes will receive $5,980 annually in the part of the POSSE STAR Fund, itRead More →
History links STILL WATER – Beginning in the fall 2022 semester, Oklahoma State scholarship student-athletes will receive $5,980 annually through the POSSE STAR fund, it was announced today. Sports director Chad Weiberg established a plan that encourages academic achievement as a means for scholarship student-athletes toRead More →
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman addresses the Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBIC) ‘Investment Ceremony’ to award the President’s Awards for the years 2020-21 and 2021- 22, in Bangalore, on Monday, March 7, 2022. (Photo PTI) Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday called the budget presented last monthRead More →
Below are strategies for recognizing and/or promoting outstanding Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) work that directly supports, through recruitment and retention efforts, students at broad and intersecting identities. DEI Champion At each NETMAT meeting, Student Services provides a recognition pin symbolizing recognition and appreciation of staff members (individuals or groups)Read More →
in full disclosure, the following is a press release from the Ashland School District *** ASHLAND — The Ashland School Board voted unanimously to appoint Brittany Smeltekop as the district’s new director of student services, pending contract negotiations last night, March 7. Smeltekop will succeed Kathy Silva, who is retiringRead More →
March 7, 2022 See the new academic programs starting in the fall semester 2022. Posted in: Academic, Announcements, Featured News, Red Hawk News The following majors, minors, combined programs and certificate programs will be available starting in the Fall 22 semester: Majors BA in Urban Humanities (Anthropology) Minors Native AmericanRead More →
Newswise – Harold Long Jr. and HT Smith never needed a wedding ring sealed with signatures. All it took was a handshake. And with that symbolic gesture, the two African-American lawyers – one, the son of longtime educators; the other, a Vietnam veteran who grew up in his grandmother’s gunRead More →
The Harold Long and HT Smith Student Services Building becomes the first structure in University of Miami history named after accomplished black alumni. Harold Long and HT Smith never needed an alliance sealed by signatures. All it took was a handshake. And with that symbolic gesture, the two African-American lawyersRead More →
David Chenoweth Crowded parking lot at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Friday, Jan. 14, 2022 (Photo by David Chenoweth | The Daily Utah Chronicle The University of Utah campus encompasses 1,534 acres in Salt Lake City and is also one of Utah’s suburban schools. A commuter school is aRead More →
Walkout organizer Jack Petocz – Photo: RecallFCSB, via Instagram. The Florida high school student who staged a strike to protest the state’s ‘parental rights’ bill, which critics call the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill, says he was suspended by school administrators, whom he accuses of trying to crack. on student protestRead More →
Crozet Elementary students use Ozobots and Play-doh in a project at the school library in October 2021. Photo: Lisa Martin. A new Virginia law passed in February says parents have the right to decide whether their children should wear masks in public schools, removing that power from state and localRead More →
March 3, 2022 Support services for universities and students during spring break: March 7 to 13, 2022. Posted in: Announcements, Facilities, Featured News, Parking and Shuttle, Red Hawk Central, Red Hawk News, Uncategorized Last modification: Thursday, March 3, 2022 3:03 p.m. A limited tutoring schedule will be available during SpringRead More →
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Penn State Transportation Services announced rate changes for faculty/staff, student, and service/delivery parking permits at University Park for the 2022-23 and 2023-24 academic years. For 2022-23, employee parking permit rates will increase between $2 and $4 per month, while student parking permit rates will increase betweenRead More →
DENVER, March 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Today, the Child Safety Network™ (“CSN”), America’s leading child and youth safety organization for more than 30 years, publicly announced the winners of the 2022 Colorado Student Protection Award. The awards were presented last Thursday at the Colorado Association of School Boards Winter LegislativeRead More →
The latest proposed developments, other construction projects and new businesses around Idaho’s Treasure Valley: Wooded An apartment building proposed by Boise developer David Wali is progressing through planning stages. the 91-unit building is planned at 818 W. Ann Morrison Park Drive near Boise State University. Named Capitol Student Housing, theRead More →
Saba Mohammed Ali has worked hard to learn English as an Iraqi immigrant, and she feels passionate about helping other students like her. But her journey to becoming a teacher almost stopped at a ‘broken bridge’. A single parent, she delivered for Uber Eats on weekends while studying for herRead More →
Indians on the Polish border are being bullied by Ukrainian soldiers and treated like ‘puppets’, an Indian student claimed today after returning to Indore from the war-torn country. The student, a medical student at the Ternopil National Medical University in Ukraine, said about 60 of them rented a bus fromRead More →
Photo from Pixabay.com by elizabethaferry. By Gene Harrington The writer is a resident of Ellicott City. The Maryland House of Delegates Ways and Means Committee will hear testimony on Thursday about legislation that will fundamentally change the makeup and mechanics of nearly every local school board in the Old LineRead More →
John Muyamba RUNDU – The National Association of African Students (NASA) wants the government to fund all students at the accredited institution in which they have been enrolled. The student organization said many prospective students study at accredited institutions, but are not government-funded through the NSFAF. These students have alsoRead More →
Arya Aldrin is so attached to her five-month-old pet, a Siberian husky, that she walked nearly 20km carrying him in the freezing Ukrainian winter after a bus dropped her off near the Romanian border . Subscribe now: get Express Premium to access the best election reports and analysis Arya, aRead More →
ASHLAND — There are only two finalists left to become director of student services at Ashland’s public schools. Today, March 1, Erin Miller “announced her decision to withdraw from seeking candidates for the position of Director of Student Services. Miller, currently director of student services at Natick Public Schools, hasRead More →