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First-of-Its-Kind Wiley Book Examines Cybersecurity Across Food and Agriculture
Securing What Feeds Us: Cybersecurity in Food and Agriculture Kristin King’s Securing What Feeds Us, out today from Wiley, shows how cyber risk affects food systems and how organizations can build resilience.
Advice for Incoming Freshmen: Get Involved Early & Find Your People
I’m going to keep this simple because I wish someone had said it to me like this: don’t wait. Join the club. Go to the meeting. Say yes, even if you feel nervous. I came in as a transfer student, which meant I had two years to figure everything out. No slow adjustment period, no “I’ll do it next semester.” It was more like… okay, how do I make this feel like home now? The answered ended up being getting involved. At first, it feels intimidating.
Forum on Leadership 2026: The Land That Unites Us
Recently, the Bush Center held the ninth Forum on Leadership focused on the theme The Heart of America. Forum on Leadership is a landmark gathering that develops, recognizes, and celebrates leadership by bringing together notable voices for in-depth discussions on today’s pressing issues.
Cute Dates on a Budget: Affordable and Fun Date Ideas for College Students
Being in your “date era” and your “checking your bank account before you breathe” era at the same time is humbling. Just because you are on a budget doesn’t mean that your dates have to feel like it. Whether it is a situationship, a long-term thing, or just you romanticizing your own life, here are some cute date ideas that will not leave you stressing about money after. The Drive-In Going to the drive-in can feel like you are starring in a coming-of-age movie.
Learning How to Network (Without Feeling Like a Total Fraud)
If you’ve ever heard the word networking and immediately wanted to curl into a ball…same. It can feel forced, uncomfortable, and oddly high-pressure – like every conversation is secretly a test that you didn’t study for. You start to wonder what you’re supposed to say, how you’re supposed to act, and whether everyone else somehow got their hands on a guidebook you missed. The truth is, networking isn’t something you’re just good at or bad at.
Coachella 2026 Essentials: 5 Must-Haves Every Festival Girl Needs
Lexi Tokarski / Her Campus Coachella is here, and whether you’re going for the music, the outfits, or the photo ops that will carry your spring semester, preparation is key. The desert doesn’t play around and neither should you. Before you’re three hours deep into a crowd, questioning your life choices and your fit, here are five absolute must-haves to keep you glowing, hydrated and thriving all-weekend long. A Good Sunscreen (Non-Negotiable) Let’s start with the obvious: the sun is intense.
Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer Still Living Together After Announcing Separation
News > Amy Schumer and her husband of seven years, Chris Fischer, are moving forward with plans to co-parent their son while continuing to live together following their recent separation. Schumer has been in the spotlight recently after a massive weight loss. A source close to the former couple told Page Six that the actress, 44, wants Fischer, 45, to remain closely involved in raising their 6-year-old son, Gene.
How I Cope With Seasonal Depression (And What Helps Me Get Through It)
Seasonal depression hits differently every year. It sneaks up the moment the sun starts clocking out early and the skies turn that moody gray that makes everything feel heavier. Even though Southern California winters are mild, they still bring a shift that I feel deeply. It affects my routine, my motivation, and sometimes even in my hopefulness.
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PLS at 10: Bush Institute’s Kristin King reflects on the program’s lasting impact
Kristin King, Vice President of the George W. Bush Presidential Center, Chief Operating Officer of the George W. Bush Institute, and former Director of the Presidential Leadership Scholars program, recently answered questions about the launch of PLS over a decade ago, her favorite PLS memories, and her hopes for the future of the program. You’ve been involved with PLS since the very beginning. Can you tell us about your involvement with the program over the years and how it evolved?
UJET Appoints Kristin King as Chief Customer Officer Amid Record Customer Acquisition and Growth
Promotion of Kristin King as chief customer officer follows two years of customer-led growth and expansion of customer success and support teams SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- UJET, Inc.As CCO, she will continue to scale and expand UJET’s professional services, customer success, and support organizations to maintain and strengthen these relationships and results as we grow.” King joined UJET in 2021 as Vice President of Customer Success and was promoted to Senior Vice President of Customer...
The doughnut dream
Her resumé doesn’t suggest she’d end up in doughnut business. Sonia Gillies-da Mota graduated from Memorial University of Newfoundland with a degree in marine biology. She focused in aquaculture, mainly working with Atlantic salmon. She began her career in marine biology at the Ocean Science Center working with harp seals. She then progressed into oyster and salmon aquaculture. While she was still in university, Marine Harvest (the biggest salmon-farming company in the world) recruited her.
Remembrance Day: Troops from 3 nations honored in Netherlands
Editor’s note: Kristin King is the daughter of Sherman and Diane Chaudoin of Princeton.Her husband, Army Lt. Col. Ryan King, has served for the past three years as an assistant military attaché in the U.S. Embassy at The Hague in the Netherlands.He will retire from the Army on Nov. 1 after more than 22 years of service.
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