Everyone has their morning and evening rituals – it makes their day that much more productive and meaningful. Every person has their own quirks and small things that make up their evening rituals and prepare them for the day that comes tomorrow – especially people who are successful at their jobs. While some think that […]
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Re-Envisioning Higher Education for Florida
In a recent Huffington Post article, Peter M. Shane purposed a new vision for higher education in America. Here is the driving question I found intriguing: “What would it mean to build the theory and practice of journalism into the very DNA of American higher education? How would it affect communities to see a flowering […]
IMPORTANT: Early Childhood Caucus Focuses on Investments in Children
Rep. Ari Porth (D-Broward) kicked off Florida’s first-ever Early Childhood Caucus meeting in Tallahassee on Tues., Nov. 3. A bipartisan group of legislators, together with agency leaders and child advocates, attended the organizational meeting to begin discussions on how Florida can make smarter, more strategic investments in young children. Porth presented two brief videos. The […]
Worst to First speaks at FJCCSGA President’s Assembly
What an exciting time we had at the FJCCSGA President’s Assembly in Orlando this past weekend. On Thursday night, the DoubleTree Hotel conference room was packed with nearly 300 student government leaders from 27 colleges across the state. The energy was amazing! To start, Bud Chiles shared the Worst To First story and the vision […]