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Jorge L. Liciaga to Be Profiled in Exclusive Registry
By: Ellen Campbell, Cambridge Who's Who | September 02, 2010
Jorge L. Liciaga became a government audit director in order to give back to his community

More Than 150 School Districts Nationwide Turn to K12Translate to Reach English Language Learners and Parents
By: Leslie Iburg, K12Translate | September 02, 2010
Leading Provider of Education Translation and Localization Services Meets School Districts' Growing Need for Cost-Effective K-12 Translation

Terry Melore to Be Profiled in Exclusive Registry
By: Ellen Campbell, Cambridge Who's Who | August 30, 2010
Terry Melore celebrates 35 years in the education field

Janet Marie Kelley Joins the Ranks of Leading Professionals
By: Ellen Campbell, Cambridge Who's Who | August 30, 2010
Janet Marie Kelley pursued her career through her love for teaching and helping others

Real Estate Professionals Offer Their Expertise on Handling Underwater Mortgages; New e-Book Available at a Fraction of the Cost of Other Services
By: William Bud Gragg, William Bud Gragg | August 25, 2010
Real estate professionals Bud and Kristin Gragg are offering their real estate expertise to underwater homeowners with their newly released e-book.

High School Student Ashton Murphy Earns National Latin Award
By: Christopher Perrin, Classical Academic Press | August 19, 2010
The National Junior Classical League named 10th grader Ashton Murphy of Georgetown, Texas as the highest- achieving Latin student at its annual convention this August. Ashton has studied Latin since she was a fourth grader at Grace Academy.

USDOE Special STEM Education Assistant to Keynote First Annual STEMtech Conference
By: edward leach, League for Innovation | August 19, 2010
Michael C. Lach, special assistant, STEM Education, U.S. Department of Education, will keynote the closing general session at the first annual STEMtech conference being held October 31 - November 3, 2010.

A Warning About Job Training Programs
By: Celeste Hackett, Dallas Hypnosis Career Training | August 14, 2010
A recent Labor Department study cast doubt on the value of job training/retraining programs in helping the unemployed. A career school owner offers some tips and advice on how to get the most for your tuition dollars when it comes to job training.

The Training Doctor Announces Free eLearning Module on Blended Learning
By: Nanette Miner, The Training Doctor, LLC | August 12, 2010
If you've ever wondered what "blended learning" is - as opposed to traditional workplace training - this free eLearning module will get you up to speed in 30 minutes!

The Key to Illegal Immigration is Education, Not Just Spending $600 Million in Security Measures, States Immigration Lawyer Steven Riznyk
By: Amanda Berkshire, WorldWide Press Inc. | August 08, 2010
Immigration lawyer Steven Riznyk proposes that illegal immigration can be curbed by educating people about this complex system. Security measures will only lead to a cat-and-mouse game that will only cause smugglers to be better at their tasks.

French Business School Signs Lease To Teach Classes on NC State's Centennial Campus
By: Gene Pinder, Centennial Campus | August 04, 2010
SKEMA will begin teaching business students in the research park in January.

Salute to Spouses Scholarship Continues, Can Be Combined With MyCAA Benefits
By: Lindsey Mikal, Bryant & Stratton College Online | July 29, 2010
First 100 qualified applicants can now receive up to $10,000 for associate's degree programs or apply the $6,000 scholarship toward an online bachelor's degree at Bryant & Stratton College Online

Doing Business on the Danube - Olin Business School Students Learn Entrepreneurship by Working Abroad
By: Melody Walker, Olin Business School | July 25, 2010
Students taking Prof. Clifford Holekamp's course, "Danube Venture Consulting Program", travel to Hungary to learn how entrepreneurship works first hand.

BMGI's Open Access; Providing Individuals and Organizations World-Class Courseware, Peer-to-Peer Learning Communities and Problem Solving Tools
By: Shari Cashman, BMGI | July 14, 2010
BMGI Open Access brings individuals and organizations world-class courseware, peer-to-peer learning communities and problem solving tools for little or no cost.

Open Access (from BMGI) Announces Low Cost eLearning - Downloadable to YOUR Servers
By: Shari Cashman, BMGI | July 14, 2010
Open Access from BMGI is pleased to announce an incredibly new way to procure eLearning for download and delivery through your own LMS or other internal system.

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