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Thomaston Grammar celebrates honesty, creativity Tue, 05/11/2021 - 5:45pm
Ashton Rice, Grade 5, Principal’s Award. (Photo courtesy Thomaston Grammar School)
THOMASTON Several students at Thomaston Grammar School were recognized for their honesty and creativity at a school-wide Zoom assembly on May 7.
Students receiving the Honesty Award were: Ella Chamberlin, Evangelina Davidson, Evelyn Robertson, Owen McGowan, Finn Mullen, Khaleesi Breton, Aubrey Couch, Ayden Basinet, Raeanna Fallin, Sophia Davis, Taryn Mullen, Owen Jordan, and Oliver Reavley.
Students receiving the Creativity Award were: Elizabeth Guzman, Evelyn Curtis, Brycen Carr, Benjamin Brown, Aden Daniello, Warren Fallin, Emma Emery, Harper Hendrick, Kacy Callahan, Nadia Markwith, Leighton Petty, Mikaela Callahan, Trudee McClellan, Riley Donahue, Morty Payor, and Ericka Bailey.
Webinar Series to Support Women R&D Leadership in Biotech Announced
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The Conference Forum announced a new four-part webinar series to support women R&D leadership in biotech from May 12 through August 26, 2021, virtually.
“We are delighted to bring this webinar series to help support women R&D leaders in biotech and to encourage greater equity in biotech leadership,” Valerie Bowling, Executive Director, the Conference Forum. NEW YORK (PRWEB) April 23, 2021 The Conference Forum announced a new four-part webinar series to support women R&D leadership in biotech from May 12 through August 26, 2021, virtually.
The first webinar will address navigating unconscious bias in the workplace. Panelists Ramani Varanasi of X-Biotix Therapeutics, Patricia Kitchen of Ocular Therapeutics, Dr Alison Schechter of Axcella, and Laurie Halloran of Halloran Consulting Group will discuss the realities of unconsciou
Thomaston Grammar students recognized for responsibility, positive attitude Fri, 04/09/2021 - 4:15pm
Trevor Farrington – Grade 4
Norah Smith – Kindergarten
Caleb Stinson – Grade 1
THOMASTON Several students at Thomaston Grammar School were recognized for responsibly and having a positive attitude at a school-wide Zoom assembly on April 8.
Students receiving the Responsibility Award were: Joy Chen, Vivian Holom, Caleb Stinson, Jaxon Hopkins, Harlow Peterson-Crute, Oliver Hedstrom, Nora Simms, Steven Marriner, Meredith Lewis, Lynell Gendron, Natalie Jordan, Maya Catapano-Kangas, Shawn King, and Amelia Stewart. Students receiving the Positive Attitude Award were: Evelyn Fish, Norah Smith, Jordyn McDonald, Alden Wakem, Mya Rodriquez, Mylee Anderson, Olive Grierson, Austin Haskell, Isabella O’Clair, Trevor Farrington, Leah McLellan, Eva O’Hare, Owen Simmons, Vivian Holom, and Sophia Davis.