Does increasing conditional cash transfers’ amount translate into better outcomes for education?
Conditional cash transfers (CCTs), that started with Oportunidad in Mexico in 1997 followed shortly by the Bolsa Familia in Brazil, are still one of the most popular “ 755 more words
Peter Michailidis is a 2007 Ohio State alum, who majored in biochemistry. Soon after graduating Peter worked in a lab as a National Institute of Health (NIH) post-baccalaureate fellow and soon later decided to pursue another passion: business! 851 more words
Relevance of Innovative Methodologies in Reaching Out: Reflections during the I3 Event for Voice Global Grantees
On 15 – 18 January 2018, Voice facilitated its Inclusion, Innovation, Indaba (I3) event. 834 more words
Graduation Major: BFA in Design: Graphic Design major
Marywood Clubs/Activities: Zeta Omicron Kappa Pi, Kappa Gamma Pi, Delta Epsilon Sigma, CMYKlub, Volunteers in Action, Community Service Liaison for Student Clubs and Organization, Community Service Student Representative for Alternative Break Program, and Student Representative for the Integration Committee… 439 more words
The newest episode of our university podcast, ‘MindfulU at Naropa University,’ is out on iTunes, Stitcher, and Fireside now! We are excited to announce this week’s episode features Joey Marti, graduate of 284 more words
Name: Aubrey Bodt, née Maggio
Graduation year: 2011
Major: MFA Visual Arts – Painting
Marywood Clubs/Activities: Yoga at the campus gym (not sure if this counts, but it was wonderfully helpful during stressful periods!) 454 more words
By Pamela Martineau
Well-trained, confident and adept at working in interprofessional health care teams, alumni of MBKU’s School of Physician Assistant Studies are increasingly proving to be among the University’s best recruitment tools for finding well-qualified preceptors. 804 more words
