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Edwards touts promises kept in final ‘State of the State’ address
Gov. John Bel Edwards gave his final State of the State address Monday, highlighting some of his victories as governor. (Francis Dinh/LSU Manship School News Service) In his final state of the state speech, Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards highlighted the accomplishments of his career: erasing a multibillion-dollar budget deficit, expanding Medicaid, amassing a massive state surplus and – perhaps most importantly to many – not canceling a college football season.
Fabio Rojas on Theory for the Working Sociologist
In this episode, we are joined by Fabio Rojas, professor of sociology at Indiana University Bloomington and author of Theory for the Working Sociologist (2017). Fabio introduces his approach to teaching sociological theory, discusses the four theoretical moves made within the discipline, and argues against the common practice of having students engage in lengthy readings of original texts and the disciplinary tendency to turn our favorite theorists into superheroes.
The grass isn’t always greener - or safer - when high schools install artificial turf | Hilton Head Island Packet
E-edition Home Obituaries Special Sections Jobs Moonlighting Cars Place An Ad Mobile & Apps Education High school football artificial turf fields around Boise, Idaho, bring safety concerns because of inconsistent oversight of industry safety and testing standards. Buzz Splittgerber, owner of Buzz Turf Synthetic Turf Testing talks about the process RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Announcement - News - Springhead CCC
Rochdale Catholic Club who won GMCL Division 3 in 2018 despite a constant shortage of players, have formally announced that they will no longer continue as a club next season and will me merging with Springhead CCC. For the upcoming 2019 season, Springhead will have three teams playing in the GMCL. The 1st team will be competing in the 3rd division, 2nd team will be competing now on the Saturday division 5 and a new 3rd team will be competing in the Sunday league.
U14s give Swans White a fright
It was a scrappy affair in the first quarter with Echuca Green having all the play but failing to convert it into goals. Coach Brett Armstrong implored his players to get back to basics with a team-first attitude. It reaped rewards in the second quarter with captain for the night Manny Bowles marking strongly and kicking truly for goal. Levi Hone showed great form around the ground having a lot of quality possessions.
First apprentice in the UK through the new adult care worker apprenticeship standard
Sona Peskin, from Durham, became the first apprentice to complete the new Adult Care Worker standard after completing the final assessment component, a professional discussion on Monday (30/4/18) and achieving a merit overall. Naturally both Training Qualifications UK and Creative Support are delighted with Sona and the result she has achieved in what has been a seamless assessment process from start to finish.
TQUK first to complete apprentice on Adult Care Worker standard
Training Qualifications UK and Creative Support are delighted to announce that we have helped the first apprentice in the UK through the new Adult Care Worker apprenticeship standard. Sona Peskin, from Durham, became the first apprentice to complete the new Adult Care Worker standard after completing the final assessment component, a professional discussion on Monday (30 Apr) and achieving a merit overall.
Screen Capping the News Shows Different Stories for Different Folks
During a year marked by social and political turmoil, the media has found itself under scrutiny from politicians, academics, the general public, and increasingly self-reflexive journalists and editors. Fake news has entered our lexicon both as a form of political meddling from foreign powers and a dismissive insult directed towards any less-than-complimentary news coverage of the current administration.
TQUK Nominated for Two FAB Awards
TQUK has been nominated for Awarding Organisation of the Year The FAB Awards recognise the contributions made by awarding organisations and their employees to education and skills in the UK over the past year. This marks the third straight year that TQUK has been nominated for FAB Awards.
TQUK Relocates to New Office Due to Company Growth
Training Qualifications UK (TQUK) takes up new location in Manchester as demand for services grows. TQUK is packing up shop from its current location at 84 Liverpool Road in Cadishead, Manchester, and moving to a new location at Dunham House on Cross Street in Sale. The move is required in order to meet the demands of TQUK’s expected growth and increase in staff numbers as requests for end-point assessment services have already begun to come in.
TQUK's Sets Up Office at a New Location in Manchester
Training Qualifications UK (TQUK) takes up new location in Manchester as demand for services grows. TQUK is packing up shop from its current location at 84 Liverpool Road in Cadishead, Manchester, and moving to a new location at: The move is to give staff more space and a better working environment to meet the demands of TQUK’s expected growth as requests for end-point assessment services. The UK has a desperate need of vocational qualifications.
Knowledge Production and Public Engagement (a Panel Discussion)
Nicholas Kristof’s recent critique of sociology, political science, and the humanities for effectively isolating themselves from larger and more public discussions of social issues has resulted in a myriad of academic responses. In this episode of the office hours we share the audio of a recent panel of faculty at the University of Minnesota including co-founder of the The Society Pages’ Doug Hartmann, responding to Kristof’s essay.
Abigail Saguy on What’s Wrong with Fat?
In this episode, Dr. Abigail C. Saguy joins us to talk about her excellent new book What’s Wrong with Fat? Abigail is an Associate Professor of Sociology and Gender Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles and the Chair of the ASA Section on the Sociology of the Body and Embodiment.
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