In Grade K Module 3: America, Then and Now, students explore iconic American symbols like the flag and Statue of Liberty using their Geodes books to deepen their understanding of our country. As we celebrate freedom, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness this Fourth of July, let's reflect on our history, honor our values, and appreciate the diverse perspectives that enrich our nation.
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Amplifying the voices of Black women. Dr. Mom. Founder of BSW Chronicles. Adjunct @ Purdue Global & SNHU
CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS A call for book chapters for a tentatively titled volume: Black In The Ivory: Maneuvering the Academy In Our Own Words. This volume seeks to share the experiences of current Black doctoral students and graduates. Share with your network! #BlackGraduates #BlackDoctorates #HigherEducation
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Amplifying the voices of Black women. Dr. Mom. Founder of BSW Chronicles. Adjunct @ Purdue Global & SNHU
CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS: I am pleased to announce a call for proposals for contributions to an edited volume tentatively titled "Black in The Ivory: Maneuvering the Academy in Our Own Words." This volume aims to explore the experiences of current Black doctoral students and doctoral graduates in navigating the challenges of doctoral education, tackling issues of representation, support systems, and systemic barriers. This volume seeks to share the experiences of current Black doctoral students and graduates. Please share with your networks! #BlackGraduates #BlackDoctoralStudents #HigherEducation #FirstGeneration
Black in The Ivory: Maneuvering the Academy in Our Own Words .pdf
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Amplifying the voices of Black women. Dr. Mom. Founder of BSW Chronicles. Adjunct @ Purdue Global & SNHU
UPDATE: We are extending the deadline to 7/30, 11:59 pm ET CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS: I am pleased to announce a call for proposals for contributions to an edited volume tentatively titled "Black in The Ivory: Maneuvering the Academy in Our Own Words." This volume aims to explore the experiences of current Black doctoral students and doctoral graduates in navigating the challenges of doctoral education, tackling issues of representation, support systems, and systemic barriers. This volume seeks to share the experiences of current Black doctoral students and graduates. Please share with your networks! #BlackGraduates #BlackDoctoralStudents #HigherEducation #FirstGeneration
Black in The Ivory: Maneuvering the Academy in Our Own Words .pdf
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Want to learn about your history but don't know where to start? Book onto our 30 week ONLINE Introduction to Black Studies Course starting January 2025. Weekday + Weekend Classes. Info: https://lnkd.in/gichjUS3 #BlackStudies #BlackHistory #Online
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Such a powerful place full of lessons we need not repeat.
“You don't have to be a historian to understand the role Kent State has played in the history of modern America.” Kent State President Todd Diacon explores the May 4 Visitors Center with its Director Alison Caplan. The center provides a permanent space dedicated to telling the story of the events of May 4, 1970, along with exhibits and classrooms for further education.
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Explore the fascinating life of James Joyce, the renowned Irish author known for his innovative literary works and contributions to modernist literature. Learn more about his upbringing, influences, and experiences at:
James Joyce: His Life, Work, and Legacy - ConnollyCove
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Read the attached interview, from this long-serving "Great Statesman"
‘I was made by the people who taught me history here.’ In a farewell interview the Chancellor, Chris Patten, Lord Patten of Barnes (Balliol, 1962), shares some memories and extols Oxford as a force for good in the world Read the article here ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/e9yp-qHS
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Third-year Ph.D. student Jade Marcum seeks to understand the continuous neglect of Black cemeteries in the South. Her dissertation tries to answer the question: “If the civil rights movement was as successful as people like to believe it was, why are we still so severely segregated in death? And why are Black cemeteries still receiving less funding and less care?” Learn more about Marcum's research in the full article: https://buff.ly/42Ly47U
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Happy Founder's Day to all who celebrate! While I am no longer working for and with the Brothers of the Christian Schools and their partners, I am the professional I am today because of their careful guidance of my development. As an HR professional, St. John Baptist de La Salle was most certainly someone that I can look to for people management inspiration: his writings (Conduct of Schools, the Letters to the Brothers, Civility and Decorum) could be considered to be his version of employee handbooks. He spent time visiting the various schools and agencies that he sent the Brothers to, and he found himself adjudicating A LOT of employee relations issues between the Brothers. 😬 John Baptist de La Salle's engagement with the early Brothers, the families, and those who he rented space from is a good example of how nimble HR folks need to be with stakeholders. Today isn't just Founder's Day; it is also the day that Pope Leo XIII promulgated the encyclical, "Rarem Novarem," which informs our understanding of the rights of workers. At the time, it was a revolutionary document and it remains prophetic today. He said, "Hence, by degrees it has come to pass that working men have been surrendered, isolated and helpless, to the hardheartedness of employers and the greed of unchecked competition. The mischief has been increased by rapacious usury, which, although more than once condemned by the Church, is nevertheless, under a different guise, but with like injustice, still practiced by covetous and grasping men. To this must be added that the hiring of labor and the conduct of trade are concentrated in the hands of comparatively few; so that a small number of very rich men have been able to lay upon the teeming masses of the laboring poor a yoke little better than that of slavery itself." These two contributions for me as an HR professional inform how I work with employees entrusted to my care and, how I try to interact with those I partner with.
Each year, Lasallians honor St. John Baptist de La Salle, founder of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools and patron saint of teachers, on May 15. At Christian Brothers Services we strive to continue the educational mission De La Salle set forth. While we may not have students in classrooms, our work in understanding, protecting, and guiding our members and providing plans and programs that help them complete their distinct missions, is a legitimate expression of St. De La Salle’s vision.
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Join us for a DSU Dissertation Defense that looks at Black men in education. "Unraveling The Factors Impacting the Retention and Achievement of Black Male Teachers: A Phenomenological Exploration of Social and Task-Related Antecedents"
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