St. Lawrence College Receives Over $48,000 To Support Virtual Learning Projects
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St. Lawrence College is receiving some provincial support to help provide students with better access to online learning opportunities.
Ontario has announced it’s supporting multiple innovative virtual learning projects at the college as part of the province’s Virtual Learning Strategy which was announced in December.
MPP for Leeds-Grenville-Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes Steve Clark says the province’s economic recovery from the pandemic will be driven by innovation and by equipping the future workforce with the tools they need to succeed.
The Commission on Racial Equity and Justice were joined by Melissa Rooker of the Kansas Children s Cabinet to discuss ways the two groups could address issues present in early childhood services. (Noah Taborda/Kansas Reflector)
TOPEKA A panel focused on promoting racial equity in Kansas has homed in on child care and early childhood education as keys to addressing economic and social disparities among marginalized communities in the state.
The Governor’s Commission on Racial Equity and Justice chose to focus work done by its three subcommittees on addressing the social determinants of health the social and economic factors impacting group differences in health and their role in racial injustice in Kansas. Each subcommittee raised inadequate access to child care or the need to enhance the workforce as a point of interest.
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A St. Lawrence College alumna is the most recent winner of the New Graduate Excellence Award.
Kirstie Grimard is the latest recipient of the award handed out by Nursing the Future (NFT). The organization, a national professional nursing and health-care education group, made the announcement earlier this month.
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“This award means a lot to me and I am thankful for the people I work with every day and the residents’ lives I can positively impact,” said Grimard in a statement.
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A St. Lawrence College alumna is the most recent winner of the New Graduate Excellence Award.
Kirstie Grimard is the latest recipient of the award handed out by Nursing the Future (NFT). The organization, a national professional nursing and health-care education group, made the announcement earlier this month.
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“This award means a lot to me and I am thankful for the people I work with every day and the residents’ lives I can positively impact,” said Grimard in a statement.