759 resultados para College student newspapers and periodicals.


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Dr. Kevin D. Rome, Sr. 19th President 2013-2017 Dr. Kevin D. Rome, Sr. earned the Bachelor of Art degree in English from Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia in 1989. He received the Master of Education in College Student Personnel with an emphasis in counseling from the University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, in 1991, and the Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration from the University of Texas at Austin in Austin, Texas in 2001. On June 1, 2013, Dr. Rome took over as the 19th President of Lincoln University in Missouri.

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Este estudo resgata a atuação de Patrícia Galvão no jornalismo cultural em Santos entre 1954 e 1961, adotando uma perspectiva histórico-sociológica. A partir do acompanhamento de sua trajetória intelectual, identificou-se, por meio de uma análise de conteúdo qualitativa da coluna Literatura, produzida pela jornalista entre 1957 e 1961 no jornal A Tribuna, as características definidoras de sua produção ao longo de quatro décadas de dedicação à imprensa: a busca constante pela divulgação da vanguarda, a preocupação didática, a autonomia intelectual, a defesa da literatura como forma de emancipação social e o diálogo com os escritores e intelectuais locais, nacionais e internacionais. O estudo situou Patrícia Galvão em uma geração que contribuiu para modernizar o debate de idéias e a própria linguagem dos periódicos. A produção destes intelectuais reforçou o papel do jornal como instrumento de análise e crítica frente às discussões sobre cultura e sociedade, o que permite entender a imprensa como um território de conflitos que abriga produções simbólicas diversas.

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Este estudo resgata a atuação de Patrícia Galvão no jornalismo cultural em Santos entre 1954 e 1961, adotando uma perspectiva histórico-sociológica. A partir do acompanhamento de sua trajetória intelectual, identificou-se, por meio de uma análise de conteúdo qualitativa da coluna Literatura, produzida pela jornalista entre 1957 e 1961 no jornal A Tribuna, as características definidoras de sua produção ao longo de quatro décadas de dedicação à imprensa: a busca constante pela divulgação da vanguarda, a preocupação didática, a autonomia intelectual, a defesa da literatura como forma de emancipação social e o diálogo com os escritores e intelectuais locais, nacionais e internacionais. O estudo situou Patrícia Galvão em uma geração que contribuiu para modernizar o debate de idéias e a própria linguagem dos periódicos. A produção destes intelectuais reforçou o papel do jornal como instrumento de análise e crítica frente às discussões sobre cultura e sociedade, o que permite entender a imprensa como um território de conflitos que abriga produções simbólicas diversas.

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While women maintain a numerical majority in undergraduate college enrollments and degrees earned, they also represent the numerical majority among students over 29 years old, students of color, students who are in the lowest income category, students who are single parents, and students who attend college part-time (Peter & Horn, 2005; Planty, et al., 2008). The National Center for Educational Statistics (NCES) has identified seven characteristics that place students at risk of not completing an undergraduate degree; (a) delayed enrollment between high school and college, (b) part-time enrollment, (c) financial independence, (d) students with dependents, (e) students who are single parents, (f) students who work full-time while enrolled, and (g) students who completed a GED as opposed to earning a high school diploma (Choy, 2002; Dickerson & Stiefer, 2006; Horn & Premo, 1995). The above characteristics overlap with the categories where women have a numerical majority, thereby placing women in greater jeopardy of not completing a bachelor's degree. A review of the existing persistence literature demonstrates a lack of research devoted to understanding the persistence experiences, challenges, strategies, and decisions of nontraditional undergraduate in favor of the "traditional" undergraduate student (Pascarella & Terenzini, 2005; Reason 2003). For this doctoral dissertation, I have based the research on a critical race feminist framework, informed by my experience working with the population of nontraditional undergraduate women at a women's college and employed a critique of the persistence literature as sensitizing concepts. Using a modified grounded theory research design, I collected and analyzed data which led to the development of a grounded theory of nontraditional undergraduate women's persistence. The emergent concepts of commitment, environment, and support interact in a theory of academic momentum and I offer a critical race feminist reading of the findings and theory to expose race neutrality, honor the voices of women of color, and deconstruct the evidence presented. The implications of this research include student, institutional, and inclusive excellence approaches to increasing the persistence of nontraditional undergraduate women and contribute to the success of this unique population of learners.

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The National School Lunch Program (NSLP) has undergone profound changes since its establishment in the 1930s with a primary goal of feeding undernourished school children. Today, the program is under scrutiny for its negative impact on student health and environmental unsustainability. This project investigates the origins of the NSLP, the current status of the program, and opportunities for reform. In view of the program's deficiencies, much can be learned by studying other relevant models for school lunch, such as those used in Italy and France. While recognizing the political realities and budgetary constraints public schools currently confront, the Business Plan applies these lessons in its proposals for rethinking the school lunch program at one Denver public school.

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Offering competitive health and wellness benefit programs is ever challenging for companies, as industry leaders continually devise ways to innovate and deliver high-value programs to attract and retain employees. Financial stability is a form of wellness, and yet companies offer limited finance-related benefit offerings. Employees are commonly given access to retirement savings plans and college savings plans, and yet employers do not typically incorporate educational components into benefit programs. Research presented in this paper examines the financial issues impacting the lives of young workers in the United States and makes the case for a new recruitment and retention tool: a dynamic, practical benefit program designed to engage employees in their financial planning early and empower them to make informed decisions.

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Two-page handwritten chronology of Harvard College's establishment and history from 1636 to 1657.

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The 1744 diary is interleaved in Poor Richard's An almanack for the year of Christ 1744. The thin paper-covered book holds brief notes about Holyoke’s daily life as an undergraduate at Harvard, written on blank pages bound with the almanac. The entries focus on Holyoke’s life as a college student with mention of his professors and daily events. The months of May, July, October, November, and December have no entries. The diary records the outbreak of King George's War: "War with France Proclamed [sic]" (June 2), as well as his new hobby of painting.