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Johnny Clapham, a student at William & Mary, took second place in the university's Entrepreneurship Hub's Venture Acceleration Programand won a $2,000 prize.
Clapham's company, Motion Medix, worked with the HealthComp research group to develop an app that allows people to order and pay for prescriptions, reports the Williamsburg Yorktown Daily.
The app will be available on iTunes and Google Play in the near future.
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University of Oklahoma students and faculty represented the university well in the recent Broadcast Education Association Festival of Media Arts.Broadcasting students in the Gaylord College of...more
Arkansas A+ provides hands-on professional development for teachers.Workshops offer creative strategies for enhancing classroom instruction.Arkansas A+ partners with pre-K-12 schools and educational...more
Michael D'Addario and Lisa Cover Tucci were honored during the March 11, 2025, School Board meeting.Both teachers were recognized for their commitment to student growth, creative excellence, and...more
SchoolsFirst FCU sponsors Friends of Sacramento Arts 2025 Heroes of Arts Education Gala.The event was held on March 12 at The Sofia, Home of B Street Theatre in Sacramento.The nonprofit organization...more
The inaugural Statesboro Festival of the Arts brought together 40 regional artists for a weekend of fine art, live performances, interactive exhibits, and family friendly fun.The event welcomed...more
Manheim Township cast is 'Singin' in the Rain' for spring musical.Manheim Township High School's student cast, crew and creative team have been hard at work designing and rehearsing the spring...more
The Science is Wonderful fair was held in Belgium this week.The annual event is run by the EU's doctoral and postdoctoral research training programme.Around 5,000 primary and secondary school...more
Attendees heard from Governor Matt Meyer, Secretary of Human Resources Yvonne Anders-Gordon, Delaware Division of the Arts Director Jessica Ball, and Deputy Director Kristin Pleasanton."Art has the...more
This 6-week program offers sports classes at the Hicksville Athletic Center for children ages 3 and 4.The last day to request a refused for this program will be May 9, 2025.The cost of the program is...more
A gifted painter and musician, she sings, plays piano and guitar and regularly performs with the worship group at Summit Community Church.Despite the challenges, Hylton maintains her belief in the...more
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Teach for America is a social venture that hires graduating seniors from some of the most selective colleges and offers them with five-week training courses before unleashing them for a minimum of two years in some of the country’s worst classrooms.
