Get the latest update on Mount Sinai Beth Israel, a world-renowned integrated health system, facing challenges with outdated infrastructure, declining inpatient census, and financial losses. Explore the reality and the need for change.

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Beth Brown, Sarah Richardson, Gladys West, Mae Jemison, and Dorothy Vaughan are exemplary black and African American women who have made significant contributions in STEM fields. From astrophysics to bioengineering, programming to space exploration, these remarkable individuals have broken barriers

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Beth Fehlbaum's inspiring journey from a survivor of childhood sexual abuse to an author is highlighted through her therapeutic writing process. Through her novels, she addresses tough, real-life issues like trauma, self-harm, and bullying, drawing from her own experiences. The Patience Trilogy delv

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SHIFT is a foundational training program funded by the Department of Justice, OJJDP, aimed at addressing the long-term effects of chronic exposure to traumatic material. The program focuses on supporting, educating, and empowering individuals in the mental health field to mitigate negative effects a

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Expressions of profound gratitude towards coworkers like Renee, Vinnie, Hillary, Nicole, Rachael, Beth, Praveen, Sarah, and many others in the APOM Department, highlighting their support, mentorship, and teamwork. The shared sentiments reflect a harmonious and fulfilling work environment.

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Meet six diverse students embarking on the challenges of the K-12 Life game, each with unique backgrounds, struggles, and goals. From Dylan in Long Island loving technology to Beth in Denver facing undocumented status, discover their stories as they navigate through the complexities of education and

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This presentation by Beth A. Cunningham, Executive Officer of the American Association of Physics Teachers, focuses on valuing diversity in physics education. The session aims to raise awareness of implicit bias in the classroom and provides strategies to minimize bias. It also encourages reflection

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Program funded by CT State Dept. of Education, Bureau of Special Education, currently recruiting for 3rd cohort. Year-long initiative to prepare future special education leaders under Mary Beth Bruder's direction. UCEDD, a national network focusing on developmental disabilities, operates under 4 cor

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Engage with industry experts as Moderator Brian Kalish leads a panel including Stephanie Lambert, Beth Newton, Beth Ongun, and Clare Wilson to discuss the dynamics of FP&A, Treasury, and partnership success. Gain valuable insights and perspectives from seasoned professionals in finance and administr

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Discover the advantages of job sharing through insights from Beth Chaudhary, Head of Smart Energy Policy at BEIS. Learn why job sharing works, the key elements of a successful job share partnership, and real-world examples of smart and flexible job sharing practices in various organizations. Explore

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Discover the rich history and current work of the Board of Animal Health led by State Veterinarian Beth Thompson in Minnesota. Learn about the board's evolution since 1903, its collaborations with various agencies and partners, and its diverse responsibilities in ensuring the health of animals and c

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Beth, one of the March sisters in "Little Women," struggles to overcome her shyness to pursue her passion for music. Despite her yearning for the grand piano at Mr. Laurence's house, her timidity holds her back. Beth's internal conflict and determination to follow her love for music are beautifully

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The Washington State GEAR UP Grant 4 Kickoff Workshop held in Spokane on November 13, 2017, and SeaTac on November 14, 2017, brought together key figures like Weiya Liang, Marcie Sample, Beth Kelly, Kelly Keeney, and Lori Vani to lay the foundation for the program. The workshop emphasized understand

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The University of Connecticut Center of Excellence on Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD) is a hub for education, research, and service in the field of developmental disabilities. Led by Mary Beth Bruder, PhD, the UCEDD focuses on connecting research to practice, serving as a knowledge broker between

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The slides prepared by Professor Beth Neil delve into the significance of post-adoption contact, exploring questions, experiences, and studies related to contact between adopted children, birth relatives, and adoptive families. The content highlights the importance of flexibility in contact guidelin

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Explore the significance of critical thinking in psychology education, delving into theoretical frameworks and strategies for implementation in online classrooms. Discover why fostering a questioning attitude is essential for undergraduates to navigate a world filled with biases and misconceptions.

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Dive into a fascinating journey through scenarios involving whale bones, wildlife crimes, and DNA mysteries. Uncover the secrets of mitochondrial DNA and bioinformatics in an interactive webquest. Join the experts Jayne Ricciardi, Beth Marass, and special guest Katie Lodes in this educational expedi

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Delve into the world of "Crimes of the Heart" by Beth Henley, a Pulitzer Prize-winning play set in Hazlehurst, Mississippi in the mid-20th century. Follow the intertwined lives of the Magrath sisters - Lenny, Babe, and Meg - as they navigate love, loss, and the complexities of family relationships.

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Explore the five fundamental freedoms protected by the First Amendment - Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition. Dive into concepts like freedom of religion, censorship, slander, libel, and the famous case of Mary Beth Tinker advocating for Freedom of Speech.

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