Category Archives: Education

Tuesday April 26, 2011 Contact:  Scott Williams mhw@menshealthweek.org Today marks the launch of menshealthmonth.org, a new, improved website in preparation for the upcoming Men’s Health Month in June. The site hosts the page for National Men’s Health Week, the week … Continue reading →

Fair Haven, NJ  – Families are invited to have big fun at Small Factory’s Open House on Saturday, June 4th from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Located on 560 River Road, Suite C in Fair Haven, N.J., the Emmy Nominated … Continue reading →

Cincinnati, OH – The military-to-civilian recruitment firm RecruitMilitary has entered into a partnership with Hire Disability Solutions (HireDS) to help employers hire military veterans at the 2011 Global Veterans’ Career Expo at the New Yorker Hotel on May 24. Exhibition … Continue reading →

Earlier today, the New York Times published a story about how schools misreport athletics participation data in order to comply with Title IX (http://nytimes.com/2011/04/26/sports/26titleix.html). The following statement can be attributed to Leo Kocher, the President of the College Sports Council: … Continue reading →

New York, NY   Soul Kisses TV (http://www.soulkissestv.com), a new web talk show that features celebrities, brands, organizations and everyday people doing the extraordinary to change the world, today announced the premiere of their latest webisode Saving Lives Through Music … Continue reading →

In a 21st Century world, students deserve and need educational learning tools that roll with the times to keep them engaged. And that’s precisely where EdTech Associates is making its mark. Using stimulus funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment … Continue reading →

Stroke is the third leading cause of death in the United States and a leading cause of severe, long-term disability. Every 3 to 4 minutes someone in the United States dies of a stroke. Those who survive may have significant … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS, MO – Algae have significant potential as a clean, renewable, and economical fuel source, and the St. Louis region is recognized as a leading center for algal biofuels research. This summer, area residents of all ages can contributes … Continue reading →

After a year off, the annual Western Massachusetts Kidney Walk has returned to Forest Park in Springfield. The National Kidney Foundation of New England is pleased to announce that Westfield State University President Evan S. Dobelle is this year’s Grand … Continue reading →

Only 6 weeks after its launch in the United Kingdom, over 7,000 courses and education programmes can be compared at http://www.springest.co.uk. The market leading Dutch company compares itself to the likes of Booking.com and PriceRunner, but focuses on the educational … Continue reading →