Photo: MTSU management professor Joshua Aaron, Pam Wright Chair of Entrepreneurship in the Jennings A. Jones College of Business, holds the Small Business Institute’s 2022 “Showcase Award” on the balcony of the Business and Aerospace Building. Aaron accepted the award, signifying the top entrepreneurship program of the year within the professional development organization, at the annual SBI national conference in Charleston, South Carolina, in late February. (MTSU photo by J. I .
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Queensland’s Minister for Education has urged Central Queenslanders to nominate a star in their school’s community.
Grace Grace said nominations opened Monday for the annual Showcase Awards for Excellence in Schools, recognising the educators and schools making an inspirational difference in their students’ lives.
“This annual program has been recognising and rewarding state schools for more than 21 years for their efforts in significantly improving student learning outcomes,” Ms Grace said.
“As Education Minister I have seen some amazing entrants and winners over the years and I look forward to seeing more examples of excellent teaching and leadership practices in 2021.”
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