Fun Facts About Food Trends This Labor Day Weekend
With Labor Day weekend nearly here, what is likely to be the favorite pastime of most people? The end-of-summer holiday is all about beaches, barbeques, and ballgames.
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You Got to Math Like an African
Entrepreneurs, engineers, and developers are emerging from Sub-Saharan African nations as though they are being churned out from assembly lines. This is based on my anecdotal observations rather than any...
TV Personality Karamo Brown Talks Living Positively Fearless and Stopping the Spread of HIV
Karamo Brown became the first openly gay African American on reality TV when he appeared on MTV’s The Real World in 2004. He’s not afraid to live out proud and loud. He’s bringing his bold attitude to Atlanta’s 10th annual Black Pride Celebration, empowering the community to stand Positively Fearless.
3 Wealth Lessons from A BE 100s Legend: Herman J. Russell
I have had the great fortune to interview a number of business icons who have built empires from scratch. Even though some are no longer with us, they have left...
The New Majority in Higher Ed
Leading institutions are doing several things that can make a difference for these students. They are using data to pinpoint trouble spots for students like course registration. They are using technology to link different offices across the campus to give students integrated, “just in time†advising supports to help them clear some of the hurdles of college life. They are changing the way we teach remedial and introductory courses to better help students identify where they are strong and where they need help. In short, these colleges and universities are redesigning themselves to put student success at the center of their work.
