Online Education News Archive
21-May-2009
Hannah House shelter runs Change for Life campaign (Niagara Falls Review)
Small change can make a big difference at Hannah House. Where some may see insignificant pennies, dimes and nickels, staff and volunteers at Niagara's only maternity home see diapers and formula. Plus food, and educational supplies for their young charges.[...] NextAdvisor.com Announces $2,000 Credit Crisis Relief Sweepstakes (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
NextAdvisor.com offers a $2,000 "bailout" in a sweepstakes designed to help consumers cope with the current financial climate while learning about credit reports and scores. Unique research voyage to set sail From Seattle (KING5 Seattle)
The Ocean Watch is a unique sailing vessel that will become a floating platform for science research as it circumnavigates the Americas. 17 Ways College Campuses Are Changing (US News & World Report)
Community colleges, online education, and new teaching tools are giving students more options. Bryan School Adds Four Online Programs for Fall 2009 (dBusinessNews.com)
Triad - GREENSBORO, N.C. ? The Bryan School of Business and Economics at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro will launch four new online programs this fall designed to give students flexibility in completing a bachelor?s degree or post-baccalaureate certificate without attending classes on campus. National Nursing Home Week (The Lennox Independent)
Nursing homes across South Dakota began celebrating National Nursing Home Week on Mother?s Day, May 10 and are continuing through May 16, with the theme, Nurturing a Love that Lasts.
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