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Don't miss this free opportunity to learn from the best and gain insights that could transform your approach to teaching and literacy development. Whether you're an educator, administrator, or researcher, the 2025 AIM Symposium is the place to be for advancing our understanding and practices in literacy. Register now and secure your spot #AIMSymposium2025! #LiteracyLeaders #EducationEvent #LiteracyResearch #ProfessionalDevelopment #Literacy

Our courses are among the top 10 in our subject area 🎊 Proud to be part of the team #tourismmanagement #hospitalitymanagement #eventsmanagement #CCCU

Fuel your passion for hospitality Earn MSc in International Hospitality Management degree at CCCU Full-time | 1 year | Canterbury Course modules: Your core modules will provide an overall foundation for management in international hospitality. Choose from various optional modules to tailor your learning experience to your career aspirations. 🎓What you'll learn? Master best practices in delivering exceptional guest experiences globally Explore cutting-edge trends in cuisine and beverage management Gain a strategic understanding of financial planning and resource allocation Apply your skills by working on a real-world hospitality challenge Develop rigorous research skills to inform your future endeavours

Uveitic glaucoma patients are closer than ever to having a potent anti-inflammatory drug with none of the side effects that come along with the use of steroids. Tarsier Pharma is going beyond steroids to change lives for the better.

Although there are many reasons to attend the APTA Private Practice Annual Conference, we managed to narrow it down to five of these top reasons. If you've attended one of our conferences in the past, let us know if there's something you would add to this list!

Finally, fellowship director and VSB-ABS director Dr. Jason Lee discusses how the change to ABSITE score reporting will likely lead to administrative changes in the fellowship review process: https://ow.ly/OH8H50UCP7a

Big Applause for Prof. Irene Papanicolas (Harkness Fellow 2015-2016) & the CHeSS Launch at Brown University!!! Thrilled to witness the launch event for Center for Health System Sustainability (CHeSS) at the Brown University School of Public Health. This pioneering initiative is set to revolutionize the academic pursuits of teaching and researching the importance of international data excellence and comparisons. And it is U.S. based! (More trains and less planes for me…) CHeSS harnesses the power of data and global engagement to craft comparative insights and policy recommendations that are not just numbers, but narratives for change from the next generation of international health policy leaders. (We love collaborating with them!) Let's shift the focus from competition to cooperation. It's all not about who's best; it's about what's best for each of us. Through international comparisons, we can transcend boundaries, learn collectively, and tailor healthcare to each countries’ unique needs. We can redefine healthcare and pave the way for a healthier tomorrow. Learn more about CHeSS here: https://lnkd.in/gBTeaBx3.

As someone who did the first run of this program, if you're interested in risk adjustment and getting your CRC, you should check this out!

A hugely impactful 2024 for us culminated one month ago with the launch of the Times Higher Education Interdisciplinary Science Rankings, in association with Schmidt Science Fellows. The Rankings, the largest Rankings debut in Times Higher’s history, will accelerate global progress in interdisciplinary research by championing best practice wherever it is found and by highlighting the approaches that are driving success. This unique data and analysis is the latest initiative in pursuit of our mission: To change how science is done. Aligned with the launch, the Interdisciplinary Science Forum in Washington DC. brought together an influential international audience to discuss the “how” of interdisciplinary science. Expert panels explored key issues, including interdisciplinary leadership, measurement and metrics, career paths, and institutional models. As our Executive Director Dr. Megan Kenna told Forum delegates: “True change will be driven by leaders, visionaries, and institutions willing to invest in bold ideas. By funders who prioritize impact over convention. By educators training the next generation to think across disciplines and act with urgency.” Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the first Interdisciplinary Science Ranking and to all those who brought ideas, challenge, and perspectives to the Interdisciplinary Science Forum. We are committed to strengthening this growing community of interdisciplinary support across the globe and throughout 2025 Find out more: https://lnkd.in/dBiVuqtj