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David Ray of Zimmer Biomet reviews course assignments with Grace College engineering students Ben Miller, right, and Korbin Baker.
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Zimmer Biomet recently donated about 2,000 bars of density medical grade polyethylene to Ivy Tech Warsaw.
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Monday, July 12, 2021 1:00 am
Orthopedic firms aid Grace, Ivy Tech
ASHLEY SLOBODA | The Journal Gazette
Two northeast Indiana colleges are benefiting from their proximity to a city nicknamed the Orthopedic Capital of the World.
The Orthopedic and Advanced Manufacturing Training Center at Ivy Tech Warsaw recently received 1,999 bars of density medical grade polyethylene, worth more than $100,000, from Zimmer Biomet, according to a news release.
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Caddo Schools celebrated on Wednesday the commitment of five high school seniors to area colleges with aspirations to be future educators.
The seniors have completed an enriched Teaching Professions course through the Caddo Career and Technology Center. The course allows them to gain insight into teaching while studying child development theory, the foundation of education and different learning styles.
Students also participate in a teaching internship in various classrooms across the district. Completion of the CCTC courses can earn up to six dual-enrollment credits through LSUS.
“We need good teachers now more than ever,” said Laci Stokes, teaching professions instructor at Caddo Career and Technology Center. “These students grew an elective into a passion and we were able to solidify their future goals by testing the waters first through their internship. They are now graduating high school already having the experience and knowledge of
Courtesy of EatStreet.
Sad Green Bay Packers fans may want to drown their sorrows in hot sauce between now and Super Bowl Sunday with EatStreet’s Wing Week competition. Dozens of local restaurants are partnering with the food delivery service to bring more than 40 styles of wings to hungry Madisonians, sans delivery fees and with a charitable bonus.
For each item ordered as part of the Wing Week event, EatStreet will donate $1 to Madison’s Cook it Forward program, or CIF. CIF is a collaboration between local restaurants and local nonprofits working to provide healthy, fresh meals for local families, seniors and people with disabilities experiencing food insecurity. After devouring an assortment of wings from participating restaurants, folks can go online to vote for their favorites and help determine which will be crowned King Wing.