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Articles by Andrew Crain
Trade Secrets Outlook: Cloudy with a Chance of Exposure
“Despite the added risks associated with cloud-based sharing, the good news is that there are a number of steps companies can take to minimize their trade-secret exfiltration risk or liability.” Cloud-based computing provides numerous benefits in today’s modern, hybrid work economy, such as allowing employees to work from anywhere, to seamlessly transition between home and office, and to more efficiently collaborate with colleagues and partners.
Randy Lewis discussed planning landscape photography
The Big Canoe Photography Club held its annual reception and show at Village Station on Oct. 11 and 12. A steady stream of visitors saw an eclectic mix of images, including a slideshow of all the club's monthly photo contest submissions. The club welcomed former president Randy Lewis for the September meeting who spoke on best practices for planning landscape photography expeditions. Lewis emphasized that careful preparation maximizes the chances of capturing worthwhile images.
Club congratulates Mary Jo Cox, welcomes Bryan Garris
For its August meeting, the Photography Club welcomed Bryan Garris to speak about astrophotography. Garris participates in many local and regional photography activities and is a founding member of the Dahlonega Artists Association. He also hosts a Facebook group for large-format photographers in North Georgia. In his fascinating and engaging presentation to club members, Garris discussed the learning curve, techniques, and equipment used to capture deep-space images of constellations and galaxies.
Structuring middle-class aspirations: the role of place-based habitus and higher education
1 Yosso (2005 Yosso, T. J. 2005. “Whose Culture Has Capital? A Critical Race Theory Discussion of Community Cultural Wealth.” Race Ethnicity and Education 8 (1): 69–91. doi:10.1080/1361332052000341006.[Taylor & Francis Online] , [Google Scholar]) draws upon funds of knowledge to describe various forms of community cultural wealth that students from communities of color possess.
Advice to grad students for managing burnout and stress (opinion)
Graduate school is a challenging undertaking in normal times. In the present moment, it can be an extraordinarily difficult experience. While advanced degree programs often push brilliant and talented folks to their limit, the rigors of completing such programs are now made all the more demanding by the social, economic and public health shocks reverberating throughout the world.
Serving Rural Students
NACE Journal, May 2018 In the wake of the presidential election in 2016, higher education leaders are confronting a tumultuous landscape that features renewed emphasis on vocational outcomes, growing condemnations of colleges as liberal strongholds, and critical outcry about the worth of postsecondary education.
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