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Digital Marketing Guide for Geospatial Technology Companies
[ad_1] If you’re a geospatial technology company, you’ve probably thought many times about how to market easily and effectively. After all, location-based tools and services can be complicated, and describing them in a way that resonates with potential customers is an art in itself. Getting into geospatial technology marketing isn’t difficult if you know what ... -
UK joins National Black Colleges and Universities National Walk for Education
[ad_1] Lexington, Kentucky (September 8, 2022) — Next week, units across the University of Kentucky campus will participate in the United Negro College Fund’s (UNCF) National Walk for Education. The Walk for Education is a national initiative for UNCF to raise the funds needed to support members of historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and ... -
East Migan University Teachers Strike Over Health Care and Governance
[ad_1] Tenure-track and tenure-track faculty at Eastern Michigan University went on strike indefinitely Wednesday over stalled negotiations for new contracts. Although spent in line, the university instructed students to attend class and wait 15 minutes to see if an instructor would show up. After 91% of faculty voted in favor of Tuesday’s strike, many did ... -
New York City’s Fashion Avenue turns 50 – WWD
[ad_1] Fifty years ago, part of Manhattan’s 7th Avenue became Fashion Avenue. On September 23, 1972, the section of 7th Avenue between 26th and 42nd Streets in the Garment District became known for everything that made it come alive: fashion. The subtitle Fashion Avenue name was initially intended to be temporary, but part of a ... -
A new era in education is about to dawn
[ad_1] Knowledge cannot be measured by standardized exams, because everyone has a different way of demonstrating knowledge. Each student is different and the current testing system at all levels of academia does not take that into account.(Photo credit: Unsplash) With the renormalization of the in-person school year, Zoom University seems like years ago, but the ... -
New Instrument Expands Arkansas Plant Health Clinic’s Research and Diagnostic Capabilities
[ad_1] Fred Miller Arkansas Plant Health Clinic Director Sherrie Smith (left) stands with Alejandro Rojas, Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology, and Program Associate Jason Pavel. A new diagnostic instrument at the U of A System Division of Agriculture’s Arkansas Plant Health Clinic is helping expand its research and detection capabilities. Alejandro Rojas, ... -
Baking bridges the gap between art and science
[ad_1] Many would argue that the natural sciences and art are on entirely different sides of the spectrum and require entirely different approaches. At first glance, science and food are also completely different. One is a hands-on activity performed by the world’s greatest minds, and the other is a form of self-expression performed by the ... -
Hutchinson appoints Hunter, Wood to the State Board of Education.news
[ad_1] Gov. Asa Hutchinson appointed Lisa Hunter of Whitehall and Jeff Wood of Little Rock to the Arkansas State Board of Education. “Lisa will provide Arkansas schools and communities with excellent leadership experience,” said Hutchinson. “She is passionate as well as experienced, and she believes she will make a meaningful impact on education across the ...











