Today, @RockCreekNPS announced their final decision to permanently open Upper Beach Drive for recreation. We celebrate this historic decision!
Learn more: https://t.co/LWtPBGV4fX
Weed Wrangle is in full swing! Along with our Weed Warrior leaders, @RockCreekNPS, and National Capital PRISM (Partnerships for Regional Invasive Species Management), we expect to host 24 events before October 8. Join us for an upcoming invasive removal:
You definitely influenced my thinking about how the return to campus social life would go, even if it waited until summer 2022. I hope your SA colleagues were prepared and that everyone stays safe!
To qualify, I think that I am more concerned with students not using protective behavior strategies and partying too much. I also worry about behavior escalation. What I wrote about last summer is finally happening now.
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The decision about how to manage Beach Drive is one not just of park management, but ties to a fundamental question about who we are and what we value as a community, as a region, and as a nation.
Our annual Rock Creek #ExtremeCleanup Community Day was a huge success! Thanks to all who came out to help. So far this Extreme Cleanup, volunteer leaders report over 300 volunteers have removed 3,617 lbs of trash - with many more events to come this April! #LoveRockCreek
UE Senior Risk Management Consultant @JustinKollinger will present “Off-Campus Study Risk Management Beyond COVID-19" at the Global Education Benchmark Group (GEBG) Global Educators Conference on April 8. https://t.co/IGaJDcTQO1 @GebgCommunicate #riskmanagement#studyabroad
RCC staffer & resident naturalist Lindsey found this eastern red-backed salamander at our Piney Branch mini-oasis! This often elusive amphibian is affected by Rock Creek's water quality & forest health issues - given it's pollution sensitivity, it's good to see it in the park!
After this week's upsets, you might be curious about what sort of impact a March Madness Upset might have on stuff like university admissions, fundraising, marketing and more.
There's some misinformation out there.
Let me try a little ~*~*thread~*~*~ to help clear things up
This episode discusses alcohol misuse and abuse patterns among students, how those patterns may change for at-risk students as we emerge from the pandemic, and how risk managers can support their colleagues in student affairs. https://t.co/bbsckJYSS6
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[New Episode] @PietroSassoPhD joins UE's @JustinKollinger to discuss alcohol misuse and abuse patterns among students, how those patterns may change for at-risk students as we emerge from the pandemic, and more. Listen now: https://t.co/50skW4ESq5
@deandad With your 1st fragment about UCSB bursting at the seams while the NE faces decline, I'm reminded of water. Western states need water and eastern states have too much; eastern states need students and western states have too many. Both are too hard to transport at scale
Several weeks ago, I had a long and thoughtful conversation with writer @stevenblum about his late mother and her data. He covered the topic beautifully here:
Crazy to read that Horace Mann, founder of public ed in the US, wrote all the way back in 1840 that students who consistently get bad grades are the result of bad teachers, not some personal inner failing of the child.
It is not a new idea that all children are capable but need guidance and instruction, yet so many get written off as lost causes. Rather, the cause that gets lost is the cause of the teacher or administrator (and policy maker)
@thecla923 @EDAnalyst @kevinrmcclure @kevincarey1 Thanks for pulling that up! Business and education generally have a more direct path to higher salary than pre-masters, but that's only a slice of the total masters discussion