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Catch up with CMSWire Contributor Chad S. White
[ad_1] CMSWire Editor-in-Chief Dom Nicastro talks to CMSWire contributor Chad S. White about automated email marketing best practices. Remember all those automated email marketing campaigns you created? Neither do we. As CMSWire contributor Chad S. White points out in this year’s article on getting the most out of his automated email campaigns, some marketers are ... -
Emerald Coast Science Center weathers COVID pandemic and emerges stronger
[ad_1] Two and a half years ago, Diane Fraser, director of the Emerald Coast Science Center, wasn’t sure the children’s science museum at Fort Walton Beach would survive the pandemic. Two weeks ago, Fraser attended a conference in Pittsburgh to receive an award for the survival and prosperity of the science center at the time. ... -
SIUE launches Master of Forensic Medicine program at new campus.news
[ad_1] SIUE partners with the Illinois State Police, SIU School of Law, SWIC, and the City of Belleville to create the only accredited forensics program in Southern Illinois. Elza Ibroscheva, Vice Chancellor for Assessment, Accreditation and Academic Planning and Professor of Mass Communication, said the program was developed in response to Gov. JB Pritzker’s call ... -
District 2: Ohio School Board Candidate Talks Culture Wars, Fundraising
[ad_1] The following article originally appeared on News5Cleveland.com and is published by Ohio Capital Journal under a content sharing agreement. Unlike other of his OCJ articles, it is owned by his WEWS in Cleveland and therefore cannot be freely republished by other news outlets. Two Northern Ohio natives are competing on behalf of District 2 ... -
The Conservative Party’s Fragmented Education Reform Agenda The Thomas B. Fordham Institute
[ad_1] Do conservatives today have a noteworthy education reform agenda? Is there a coherence? Is there anything other than school choice? Anything other than “Let’s shoot CRTs and not say gays, at least in grade school.” Over the past 10 days, two initiatives have popped up on my screen and desk that answer these questions. ... -
Jewish students fight hatred in holy days with education
[ad_1] Jewish communities throughout San Diego County continue to celebrate the holy day. This week we celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the new year of 5783 on the Jewish calendar. On the campus of Patrick Henry High School, students organize a group called the Jewish Club. It’s a non-traditional name they said in honor of their very ... -
CDC eases mask requirements in healthcare settings, what it means for healthcare workers in Arkansas
[ad_1] LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas – Federal officials recently eased some masking rules after more than two years of pandemic precautions, allowing Arkansas health workers to finally treat patients in person again. . The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has eased mask mandates in healthcare settings. Robert Hopkins, a physician and professor of internal medicine ... -
New Marquette Fashion Show on Marquette Saturday’s Catwalk
[ad_1] MARQUETTE, MI (WLUC) – Marquette’s first fashion show hits the runway this Saturday. This event was created to give UP designers and students a chance to showcase their skills. Marquette, director of his fashion show, Pearl-Anne-Rose McConnell, said his main goal is to give young people who want to break into the fashion industry ...











