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NOTHING IS " IMPOSSIBLE" TO ACCOMPLISH ! Simply because, I can learn by listening and recalling whatever I hear, see and/or read IRRESPECTIVE of person, place, subject, trade or circumstances that I pass by or with!
To accept and appreciate the wrong pronunciation / accent for the Spoken English Learners from the beginning is the right and the most effective method to teach and learn English to speak rapidly and fluently! Because the accent or right pronunciation issue of teaching or training culture in language learning is in fact the prime cause to create shyness, fear and disappointment among the learners and ultimately destroy their desire and dream to learn speak English and it also true for the learners of any other foreign languages are taught through English! Whereas the more languages a person will learn, the more that person could beyond the border without barrier! Again the more languages a person if be learnt; the more knowledge, wisdom, informative, competent and sensible / smart Leader would that person be!
This morning, TCU announced Craig Crossland as the new John V. Roach Dean of the TCU Neeley School of Business. His first day will be June 30. We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Crossland and look forward to showing him what it means to be a Horned Frog. He joins TCU Neeley from the Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame, where he served as senior associate dean for academic programs. Read more - https://lnkd.in/gKhfeYua Texas Christian University
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There is one month left for students to apply to the 2024 NMIF Merit Scholarships! Please share with your networks to get the word out to students! NMIF awards scholarships to undergraduate sophomores, juniors, and seniors, and to graduate students and PhD candidates! Graduating seniors and graduate students CAN and should apply, so long as financial need is evident. #scholarships #studentopportunity #intelligence #intelligencescholarships #militaryintelligence #nationalsecurityscholarships #students
The NMIF’s 2024 Merit Scholarship cycle is still LIVE and accepting student applications through June 14, 2024! Professors, mentors, faculty & staff in academia, professionals with student connections - Please share this with your students pursuing degrees and careers relevant to defense, intelligence, and related disciplines! Undergraduate Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors, graduate students, and PhD candidates are welcome to apply! More information is available in our application package attached and via our website at www.nmif.org Natalie Wells Stephen K Iwicki LTG (R) Mary A. Legere Ken Diller Todd Robinson Steven Horrell Linda Urrutia-Varhall Stephen Marrin Lindy Smart Orlandrew Danzell, Ph.D. Mercyhurst University Ridge College of Intelligence Studies and Applied Sciences James Madison University Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) Johns Hopkins University Advanced Academic Programs George Mason University Georgetown University Georgetown University Master of Science in Foreign Service American University Liberty University Patrick Henry College The George Washington University Hume Center for National Security and Technology at Virginia Tech Institute of World Politics Gannon University Texas A&M University Texas A&M University - The Bush School of Government and Public Service Citadel University of New Haven Virginia Commonwealth University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Angelo State University The University of Alabama in Huntsville Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies American Military University The University of Texas at El Paso Norwich University University of North Georgia Coastal Carolina University University of Maryland
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This seems like an excellent degree program for anyone pursuing a career in sales.
Houston Business Marketing Alliance (HBMA) is the only leading professional association dedicated to connecting B2B marketers.
I'm always happy to share information and opportunities from my friends at the University of Houston, C.T. Bauer College of Business.
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Meet Dr. Donald Desormoux, Dean of Keiser University Graduate School. In this video, Dr. Desormoux shares his passion for higher education and his commitment to helping individuals find their career and educational paths. As the Dean, he emphasizes Keiser University's student-first mission and how faculty members genuinely care about each student, something he truly values. His dedication and enthusiasm are part of what makes our Graduate School special. 👉 Discover more about his experience and vision in this video! #KeiserUniversityGraduateSchool #SuccessStories
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//Back in 1874, Nietzsche wrote that universities must be quiet enclosures where the young, protected from the noise of the day, can become “finished, ripe and harmonious personalities”. But he perceived that the primary objective of the modern research university — which was born in Germany, and came into its own in the US at the turn of the 20th century — was social utility, not individual growth and ripeness. The young, Nietzsche lamented in his On the Advantage and Disadvantage of History for Life, were “to be trained for the purpose of the age and to lend a hand as soon as possible”. Universities still pay lip service to the goal of graduating well-formed human beings, but far too many punish independent thought and reward ideological conformity. Applicants to elite institutions, many coached by expensive consultants, have for decades been evaluated according to largely non-academic measures. This explains the decreasing percentage of Asian and Jewish students in the Ivy Leagues and other top-tier schools. If you want to be admitted to these universities, or for that matter to win a Rhodes Scholarship or any other highly prestigious award, it helps enormously to be a member of a favoured minority who can speak the language of DEI, critical race theory, intersectionality, and settler colonialism.//
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Michigan State University’s annual impact alone reaches $6.8 billion statewide! Curious how that breaks down across all 83 counties or 148 state legislative districts? Visit Mi Spartan Impact to see the data: https://go.msu.edu/msi Together with Michigan’s URC universities—MSU, the University of Michigan, and Wayne State University—we are driving economic development in Michigan.
Michigan's URC universities - Michigan State University, the University of Michigan & Wayne State University - play a vital role in economic development across the state of Michigan and beyond. 👏
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Our latest 'a week in the life of' blog is out now! Click below to read all about a week in the life of Gavin Lambert, University of Sheffield 👇 https://lnkd.in/eFifcwzx #weareacademicvenues #bettertogether
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Ford Foundation Professor of History, Race & Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School
In this moment, is U.S. education paving the way for fascism — or is it rising to defend democracy? Answer: 😒🙄 Listen to my conversation with the brilliant scholar Jason Stanley, sharing insights from his new book Erasing History: How Fascists Rewrite the Past to Control the Future.
In this moment, is U.S. education paving the way for fascism — or is it rising to defend democracy? In this talk, acclaimed author and Yale Professor #JasonStanley and IARA Director Professor Khalil Gibran Muhammad confronted the dual power of education: its potential for critical inquiry, versus its capacity to spread dangerous ideologies. "If you were to script background ideological conditions for fascism, this would be it," warned Stanley at the 2024 #TruthandTransformation Conference. In assessing the risk of a fascist regime in the U.S., a key trend Stanley looks for is whether university systems are being described in nationalistic terms. Muhammad raised critical questions about the actions university administrations should be taking to defend democracy, amid mounting attacks against DEI on college campuses and a pivotal U.S. presidential election. Check out the full talk via the link below. The animated conversation features the two professors exploring parallels between historical fascism in Germany in the 1930s and current political trends in the U.S., Russia, India, and Hungary. As a timely example, they explore how university administrations might — whether knowingly or not — already be anticipating a fascist regime by restricting student dissent and protest. Watch via YouTube ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e9TjtzDM
