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Enhancing Local Careers: Nebraska's Articulation Agreements Streamline Education to Workforce Transition
Articulation agreements are beneficial for students and workforce development in Nebraska. Luz Schafersman, a farm wife and part-time student from Hooper, Nebraska, used these agreements to transfer from Northeast Community College to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. She started her studies in 2021 and will graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Applied Science in May 2024. These agreements provide flexible educational paths that support students like Schafersman.
Ames Community School District Welcomes Robert Addy as New Director of Facilities
The Ames Community School District has appointed Robert Addy as the new Director of Facilities. Since 2020, Addy has served as the Director of Maintenance and Operations at the Shenandoah Community School District. In Shenandoah, his duties included managing maintenance staff, overseeing projects, and ensuring compliance with regulations.
Local Scholars Shine: Midland University's 2024 Spring Research Fair Highlights Student Achievements
Title: Midland University 2024 Spring Research Fair. The Midland University 2024 Spring Research Fair was held on May 3, 2024. It featured 87 student-led research projects, marking a key part of their academic development. These projects allowed students to apply their learned skills in a practical setting.
Midland University Announces Retirement of President Jody Horner After a Decade of Leadership
President Jody Horner of Midland University has announced her retirement after leading the institution for ten years. Her retirement will take effect during the 2024-25 academic year, once her successor is appointed by the Midland University Board of Directors. Horner, who took office as the 16th president in December 2014, had previously worked for 30 years at Cargill, a global agribusiness company.
Local Achievers: Three Northeast Community College Students Honored with Statewide Academic Awards
Three students from Northeast Community College were recognized as members of the 2024 Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) All-Nebraska Academic Team. The event took place in the Warner Legislative Chamber at the Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln. Rachel Gaver, Kylie Jerabek, and Kaleb Wragge were honored alongside 15 other students from various community colleges in Nebraska for their academic achievements, leadership, and community service.
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