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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
Working while studying abroad can add value to your overall experience in a new country, and Canada is known to have one of the most work-friendly policies if you have a work permit. ‘studies. If you are enrolled in a Designated Learning Institution (DLI), you have the right to workRead More →
On February 9, the UTM Campus Board reviewed mandatory student non-academic incidental fees and campus operating plans and fees. At the meeting, it approved increases in certain incidental costs. Costs Melinda Scott, students and student policy advisor, presented the 2021-2022 report on mandatory non-academic ancillary fees. Fees in the on-campusRead More →
Only 37% of middle and high schools have a full-time sports coach on staff. BUFFALO, NY – Sports are fun to watch and fun to play, but there’s a lot at stake for athletes when it comes to their health. For years, New York state athletic trainers have been pushingRead More →
It’s a strange time to be a teacher at Marysville High School, according to English instructor Tiffany McLaughlin. Districts like his are facing the same staffing shortages affecting schools across the state, leaving teachers, substitutes and support staff in high demand. These shortages come as schools attempt to return toRead More →
Jobs in the construction industry are one of six career areas targeted for funding for Coffs VET students. COFFS Harbor youth and veterans interested in undertaking a vocational education and training (VET) qualification this year are now eligible for up to $13,000 to help them with their studies. The fourthRead More →
job description The King’s community is dedicated to the service of society. King’s Strategic Vision 2029 sets out our vision for the future, articulated around five priority areas: Educate to inspire and improve; research to inform and innovate; serve to shape and transform; a civic university in the heart ofRead More →
As a former student leader at UBC, my time at university was so fulfilling because of the people I met and the work I did. My 4 years in school helped me build an extracurricular resume that landed me some pretty cool jobs after graduation. Like many students, I foundRead More →
Capital Current reporter Tuvana Sahinturk. There were over 500,000 student permit holders in Canada in 2020. While not all of these international students want to stay in Canada after graduation to work, those who did earned much less. that their Canadian classmates, the Toronto Star reported earlier this year. AsRead More →
Suffolk University graduate student Donna Lee recently started a business that could revolutionize yoga mats – something she thinks is no exaggeration R-Yolo, which stands for Remember – You Only Live Once, is a company that sells a yoga mat designed to last longer and be more hygienic than traditionalRead More →
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) – Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf announced Friday, December 17 that students will not have to pay state income tax on student debt relief programs . There are two current programs that will be eligible for thousands of potential savings. Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) and PennsylvaniaRead More →
By Cassondra Curiel Special to Examiner At a time when our children have never needed their schools and public services so much, the leadership of the San Francisco United School District is proposing a stupidly anti-student austerity plan that proposes cutting direct student services and d ” negatively impact schoolsRead More →
The fee was introduced by the Australian government to help universities fund student support services such as sports and recreation, child care, accommodation and legal services. You can find out the details of SSAF allocation. Most current and research students at the University are subject to SSAF (including University ofRead More →
September 17, 2021 Network with hiring managers at these upcoming career fairs. Posted in: Announcements, Career, Deadlines, Events, Featured News, Red Hawk News Some estimates suggest that up to 70% of all jobs are not posted on publicly accessible job search sites and research has long shown that anywhere halfRead More →
The Student Services Fee provides students with several benefits each semester. (File photo by Parker Robb | Collegian Media Group) Each semester, students in the State of Kansas pay a student service fee. The fee – previously known as the Campus Privilege fee – is $ 465.48 for full-time undergraduateRead More →
September 15, 2021 The fall 2021 disbursement is underway. Posted in: Announcements, Dean of Students News, Featured News, Red Hawk Central, Red Hawk News On Friday, September 17, 2021, the financial aid will start to be paid (paid) to your student account based on the verification of attendance by yourRead More →
September 1, 2021 Masks, Add / Remove, Waiting List, Health Insurance, Parking and Get Involved! Posted in: Academic, Announcements, Deadlines, Events, Featured News, Parking & Shuttle, Red Hawk Central, Red Hawk News The start of the semester is always a busy time and this fall is no exception. We justRead More →
August 30, 2021 Info to help you manage traffic at the start of the semester. Posted in: Announcements, Facilities, Featured News, Parking & Shuttle, Red Hawk News, Safety It will be wonderful to meet everyone! We are all excited about the new academic year, which brings exciting new opportunities. ToRead More →
KINGSTON, RI – August 26, 2021 – The University of Rhode Island has appointed Jean Nsabumuremyi, director of the TRIO Educational Opportunity Center at Idaho State University, as the new director of the Multicultural Student Services Center. It starts at the URI on September 1. Nsabumuremyi has served as theRead More →
FORT WAYNE, Indiana (WANE) – Applications are now open for two funding opportunities for nursing students in Northeast Indiana. Questa Education Foundation has announced its partnership with Parkview Health to provide loan grants to nursing students who are within two years of obtaining their Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)Read More →
Educators continue to teach grade-level standards while scaffolding missed programs It has been a year since schools closed across the country in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. Schools had to move quickly to new online learning platforms. Teachers and students struggled with the new routines and new Internet connections.Read More →
Student veterans enjoy cookies and fellowship at the Veterans and Military Student Services Center. Pictured are former students Alex Yu ’20, left, and Caesar Vega ’18, right. Rye Bennett ’18 had a unique introduction to Ohio University after his service in the United States Army. Between her kids, her mortgage,Read More →
Two public colleges and 46 private, nonprofit colleges spent more than $10,000 per full-time equivalent student on student services in 2017-18. A portion of student services expenditure funds activities designed to support the emotional and physical well-being of students and to encourage their intellectual, cultural, and social development outside ofRead More →
I’m sure you’ve gone through this process before: you dial the customer service number, answer a few questions from an automated machine, and get put on hold for the next available agent. Once you are finally connected with a representative, they will ask you the same questions again, listen toRead More →