Articles by Kelly Wilson
DelTech to cut prison education program after final graduates | Exclusive
Keith Brown has spent about one year and six months on the street since he was 13 years old. He’s 35. Long before serious felonies landed him back in prison in his early 20s, Brown grew up around crime in Wilmington. He hardly saw himself finishing high school, let alone anything further. And still today, the husband and stepdad is trying to break that cycle.
Belden Launches New Edge Connectivity, Resilient Switching and High-Density Infrastructure Innovations
Post Views: 9,684 New IO-Link analog hubs, centralized enterprise and industrial orchestration, low-voltage DC options for rugged switching, scalable MPO fiber infrastructure and expanded life-safety cabling help modernize IT/OT networks from device to core. Belden Inc.
Critical peer mentoring: Aligning values and practice as professional development
Critical peer mentoring grounded in the concepts of radical praxis, writing centre practitioner (WCP) identity, and ideological becoming can be a transformative practice. Utilising collaborative autoethnography, two writing centre professionals from distinct contexts – a public US research university and an international branch campus in Qatar – engaged in dialogic mentoring to examine how personal and institutional values shape administrative practices.
St. Patrick's Day Sweets
Hello, everyone! Since March has finally come upon us, I thought it would be the perfect time to try to promote St. Patrick’s Day content! I really have been starting to become more of a “sweets girl” as of recently, and I have been thinking of some snacks that would be a great fit for St. Patrick’s Day.
How Missouri farmers are strengthening land and livelihoods
For Missouri farmers, success today is defined by more than yield alone. Producers are managing a tight balancing act, staying productive and profitable while protecting soil, water and other natural resources their operations depend on. While conservation has sometimes been viewed as a trade-off against productivity, that assumption is increasingly being challenged.
An Exclusive Interview on the way to K 2025 with Mr. Markus Vollmer, CEO of Kampf GmbH, Solution provider Kampf focusing on people and technology
Mr Vollmer, Kampf is increasingly evolving from machine manufacturer to solution provider. What does this change mean? We embarked on this path ten years ago, and, in addition, we have significantly accelerated those changes in recent times. We no longer solely offer customers machines but also look at their tasks and goals from their perspective, and then offer the optimal overall solution, including peripherals, and take into account the specialist staff available to the customer.
From library visitor to co-founder of Pima County's seed library
I came to libraries the way many parents of young children do, through story times. I had never really frequented public libraries prior to having my son, but I knew that libraries are where moms and dads take their young children to socialize and learn literacy skills. Story times led me to weekly picture book hauls, children’s programs, and eventually to me applying for a position at the library.
New Pilot App Supports Missouri Farmers’ Participation in Climate-Smart Agriculture Programs
By Kelly Wilson Missouri is home to 95,000 farms — the second highest number of farms per state in the country. Farming is a way of life for people here, one that is increasingly threatened by the effects of a changing climate. Now more than ever, reforming the ways farmers practice their craft is vital for survival.
Show More
loading
Actions
Is this you?
As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.Get in touch with Kelly
Contact Kelly, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.
Learn more about Muck Rack