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Whitmer backs police changes after deaths of Floyd, others

By DAVID EGGERTJune 4, 2020 GMT

LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called Wednesday for policy changes to prevent police abuses following the killings of George Floyd and other black people, backing continuing education for officers in Michigan and legislation that would require training on implicit bias and de-escalation techniques...

West Virginia math teachers to benefit from $3M award

March 9, 2020 GMT

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — The National Science Foundation has awarded nearly $3 million for math teachers in West Virginia through the West Virginia University Research Corp...

Learning program celebrates one year

By TAYLOR STUCK The Herald-DispatchMarch 30, 2019 GMT

HUNTINGTON — Frankie Tanner listened jealously as her friends in college towns across the country took part in learning programs for retirees, but she also took notes - notes she turned in a year ago when Marshall University started the Lifelong Learning Program through the Center for Continuing Education.

Learning program celebrates one year

By TAYLOR STUCK The Herald-Dispatch tstuck@heralddispatch.comMarch 30, 2019 GMT

HUNTINGTON — Frankie Tanner listened jealously as her friends in college towns across the country took part in learning programs for retirees, but she also took notes — notes she turned in a year ago when Marshall University started the Lifelong Learning Program through the Center for Continuing Education.

Community Hospice to host education program

Staff WriterMarch 21, 2019 GMT

ASHLAND — Community Hospice will host a Social Work Continuing Education program on Thursday, March 28, at its office located at 1480 Carter Avenue in Ashland, Kentucky. The program is presented by the University of Kentucky College of Social Work.

Community Hospice to host social work ethics program

The Herald DispatchMarch 14, 2019 GMT

ASHLAND — Community Hospice will host a Social Work Continuing Education program on Thursday, March 28, at its office located at 1480 Carter Ave. in Ashland, Kentucky.

The program is presented by the University of Kentucky College of Social Work.

Young campers get early taste of the law

Donna Olmstead / Journal Staff WriterJuly 9, 2018 GMT

Jake Vermeer-Hansen

Jake Vermeer-Hansen, 13, just likes to argue.

So even though his parents didn't immediately guess he would love a mock trial youth camp better than a more traditional summer camp, it's been an amazing fit for several summers.

Clinical And Research Dentist Visits Plains Twp.

submittedApril 17, 2018 GMT

After 35 years of visiting Dr. Gordon J. Christensen in Utah for his continuing education courses, Dr. Henry Zielinski Jr., Dr. Caroline Zielinski and staff welcomed Dr. Christensen to their hometown at the Mohegan Sun Conference Center recently through Benco Dental.

Saroj Lamichhane named ISU’s February Career Path Intern of the Month

By Idaho State UniversityFebruary 8, 2018 GMT

POCATELLO – Idaho State University’s February Career Path Intern of the Month is Saroj Lamichhane, an intern with Continuing Education and Workforce Training.

Lamichhane has worked with Continuing Education and Workforce Training for two semesters.

Ask George and Chuck: TREC: Continuing ed instructors now must pass exam

George Stephens and Charles J. JacobusNovember 10, 2017 GMT

Q: I've been teaching continuing education for real estate licensees for 20 years. TREC now says I must take and pass an exam before I teach next year. Why do I have to comply with this?

A: TREC wants to confirm a minimum level of competence in its approved continuing education instructors, so don't gripe about it - get to studying.

Author in Greenwich to discuss gardening passions of Founding Fathers

Jennifer TurianoOctober 10, 2017 GMT

GREENWICH — The Garden Education Center of Greenwich is hosting author Andrea Wulf Tuesday to speak about and sign copies of her book, “Founding Gardeners: The Revolutionary Generation, Nature, and the Shaping of the American Nation.”

P.E.O. awards grant for continuing education

StaffAugust 18, 2017 GMT

Tester given national award for continuing education work

Gazette StaffMay 3, 2017 GMT

Montana's senior senator, Jon Tester, has received a national award for his work in career technical education.

Advance CTE gave Tester the award Wednesday, honoring him with the Congressional Star of Education for his work and support of career technical education.

Continuing education: Variety is the spice of life

LYNNETTE HINTZE Daily Inter LakeApril 10, 2017 GMT

Whether it's a farm-to-table pizza party or instruction about how to play the ukulele, the classes offered through Flathead Valley Community College's Continuing Education Center are ever evolving with a mission of offering a variety of topics that interest area residents.

Women at Work: Continuing education can be affordable

Kristen Asleson, news@postbulletin.comMarch 11, 2017 GMT

A day recognized as International Women's Day was this week, and people from all over the world celebrated the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.

International Women's Day has been observed since the early 1900s.