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Science ATL, Emory University Extend Partnership for Five Years – Decturish
[ad_1] Atlanta, Georgia — Science ATL has announced an extension of its partnership with Emory University through 2027. These organizations work to strengthen public engagement with science and expand access to science among minority groups. Emory University has been a founding sponsor of Science ATL at the annual Atlanta Science Festival since 2014. Through the ... -
Eclipse Ambassador | Science Mission Directorate
[ad_1] Are you an eclipse-loving astronomy enthusiast or an undergraduate? Passionate about sharing the wonders of space science with the community? NASA might give you a chance. Hmm. Two solar eclipses will cross the United States in 2023 and 2024, and Eclipse Ambassadors Off the Path, a new NASA-funded program, enlists college students and amateur ... -
Consumer Finance Digital Marketing in CFPB Crosshairs
[ad_1] Law360 (August 24, 2022 at 2:38 PM EDT) — Ellen Berg Leonard Gordon Jonathan Pompan Through new interpretive rules, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently Declared Digital marketers engage in or materially facilitate unfair, deceptive, or abusive practices when promoting financial products on behalf of a CFPA-covered bank or non-bank; You may be held ... -
Pentagon announces plan to improve brain health of military personnel
[ad_1] After years of work and research, the Department of Defense is finally issuing a cohesive action plan for all military service to follow regarding brain health and traumatic brain injury. Military medical experts have previously described the plan as a “paradigm shift” in the way the Pentagon approaches brain health. This plan moves the ... -
Tracy Ferguson ’94 brings her principles to work in state educational institutions.news
[ad_1] “I was a community mobilizer for Safe Street,” recalls Ferguson. She became a Social Her Worker and Family Support Specialist at Community-in-School, which connects public schools with her community resources. That job started her lifelong love affair with the world of education. She attended the University of Washington, Tacoma and after earning her teaching ... -
Scientists exposed the plants to drought all year round.Consequences Worry Climate Change | Chemistry
[ad_1] Europe and many other parts of the world are now grappling with extreme drought, which could be bad news for efforts to curb climate change, says how shrubs and grasses respond to drought conditions. concludes a new global study of Grasslands and shrubs cover over 40% of the earth’s land surface and remove large ... -
Whitmer Roundtable with Novi School Community Mental Health, Focus on Teacher Retention
[ad_1] NOVI, Michigan — On Wednesday, August 24, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Novi area parents, students and staff discussed ways to recruit and retain K-12 teachers while addressing student mental health. The focus was on how to better support them. The roundtable will be part of her administration’s back-to-school tour, which will focus on returning ... -
Fetterman criticizes the Oz campaign’s “eat your veggies” health advice.
[ad_1] Comments on this story comment Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman has said he was by his account “almost dead” after suffering a stroke in May, the death of Senate rival Mehmet Oz, a celebrity doctor. Exceptions are made to health advice from campaigns. Oz Senior Communications Advisor Rachel Tripp said in a statement Tuesday: ...
