Twice a year, Community Memorial Hospital (CMH) Auxiliary awards hospital employees with a $500 scholarship toward furthering their education through the Tree of Love – Elizabeth T. Moseley Scholarship Fund.
Going to college and finding meaningful and secure communities on campus may be tough for anyone, let alone those who come from foster care, are incarcerated, have children, or are veterans of the military forces. So what can colleges and universities do to build a better support system for these groups? Join the upcoming virtual forum “How Creative Partnerships Increase Colleges’ Impact” on September 6 at 2 p.m. EDT to learn more about how partnerships can help colleges reach marginalized students.
VPM Science Matters is a multi-media educational initiative of VPM, Central Virginia’s PBS & NPR stations. Through our “big loud voice” of Radio, Television and the Web, we strive to inspire our community to value science and understand its importance to our future.
/PRNewswire/ - ChallengeU, an innovative high school dropout recovery program, changed the life trajectory of Richmond City high school students who were no.