Online Education News Archive
28-May-2009
School board accepts retirement incentive option (Dayton Courier)
In what was described as a cost-cutting measure, but also a way to decrease the number of Lyon County School District licensed personnel losing their positions, the district board of trustees approved a one-year retirement incentive program. CMPMedica Announces the Health Empowerment Initiative (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
CMPMedica announced today that it has developed the Health Empowerment Initiative--a dynamic and innovative online healthcare education program for patients and their caregivers. Frank named finalist for CSU president (Denver Business Journal)
Tony Frank, who has been interim president of Colorado State University's Fort Collins campus since last fall, has been named sole finalist for the permanent job. CDC Foundation Partners with Amgen, CDC to Reduce Infections Among Cancer Patients (redOrbit)
ATLANTA, May 27 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Foundation, CDC and Amgen today announced the launch of a three-year campaign to reduce infections among cancer patients. Interactive Lesson on the Web Helps Teachers Explore Spread of Disease With Students (MyNC.com)
Durham, NC?This week, Shodor, a Durham, NC non profit serving students and educators nationwide?is releasing yet another Web-based interactive educational tool that will help educators explore lessons in mathematics and the sciences with their students' input and participation.This new interactive online education tool is called "Disease Epidemic Model," and it is designed to help teachers and ... HOLDING SERVICE (Las Vegas Business Press)
Business owners who lay off workers face a litany of concerns. They ponder severance packages. They fret over the morale of remaining employees. They worry about the well-being of the people they let go. They even stress over the potential legal liabilities that come with terminating staffers.
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