A new program will help students from community and technical colleges follow their dreams to Michigan Technological University. Anonymous donors recently endowed a scholarship to support undergraduate students transferring into programs in Michigan Tech’s College of Engineering and/or College of
With the goal of reaching aggressive emissions reductions targets established by the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (“CLCPA”), New York is targeting building.
[다시 그리는 공정지도] 자소서 1편 첨삭 컨설팅 120만원…이게 입시 불공정 입력 2021-06-28 05:00
수능 학원비 100만~200만원에도 부모들 아침 6시부터 줄서서 대기
SKY 장학금 신청 소득 9~10분위 55% 학생 배경에 따라 입시 결과 달라져 시행자 입장서만 공정 따져 신뢰성 뚝
“‘학교장 추천’과 같은 전형에서 수시 입시 비리가 발생했을 때 조사를 정확하게 하지 않을 거면 없앴으면 좋겠다.” 이서경(가명, 혜화여고 졸업 후 이화여대 진학, 21) 씨.
“입시 또는 경쟁이 공정하게 이루어질 수 있는지 솔직히 의문스럽다.” 진성모(가명, 용인외고 졸업 후 미국 조지타운 대학교 진학, 29) 씨.
현 입시 제도를 바라보는 청년들의 생각이다. 이투데이는 29명의 2030 청년들을 만나 ‘교육 과정과 입시제도를 어떻게 생각하는지’를 물었다.
That sigh of relief mingled with anticipation you feel blowing from the direction of North Iowa Area Community College is Tim Putnam.
Last week, Putnam, the director of NIACC s John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center, and five other area tech/economic development leaders pushed the send button on a $750,000 federal grant application that, if awarded, would change the innovation/tech/workforce landscape in North Iowa for good.
The application is for the Build to Scale Venture Challenge Grant, sponsored by the US Economic Development Administration. The grant, which must be matched by local funding, supports the creation of a regional pipeline to grow tech entrepreneurship in North Iowa.
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Several press reports indicate that Congress may return to the practice of including line items for specific projects in this year’s appropriations bills (referred to either as congressionally directed spending or earmarks) and perhaps include them in an upcoming infrastructure package. It appears that both the House and Senate leadership, and the Chairs of the respective Appropriations Committees, Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) and Congresswoman Rose DeLauro (D-CT), all have signed off on the return to so-called earmarks. Earmarks provide a way for individual members to advocate for their districts, and may serve as a means to build support for major legislation.