The things I’m reaping in 2019, I’ve prepared for all this year. In fact, some of them I’ve been preparing for harvest for YEARS. It’s not a race it’s a marathon. #HoneIn
1st semester of my MPH program threw me for a WHOLE loop! Made it by the grace of a good God and tight support circle! Refocus and re-energize for the spring! #millennialforPH
Former first lady @MichelleObama - a first-generation college graduate - has a message for all first-gen college students: "I want you to know that Barack and I are proud of all of you. And we can’t wait to see everything you go on to achieve." https://t.co/WMKOcmDOmR
Quardean Lewis-Allen starts a non-profit creative agency to combat high levels of unemployment and lack of education among young people! Way to go! #madeinbrownsville#cultureofcw https://t.co/NywphY8K6o
Read @hatchdw of @HealthierGen on how the healthy #afterschool movement can promote nutrition, wellness, and social and emotional skills together: https://t.co/SfTSKLi4Vs @educationweek#SEL
What Is the Healthy Afterschool Movement? https://t.co/689JeZZXKS via @educationweek
Lots of things Happen tomorrow:
- 1st day of Grad School
- Start of the work week
- Week countdown to internship conference in California
Going into the week with a WHOLE SMILE!
Are you at @LenoxSqMall today? If so, swing by @Macys. We are part of The Big Give Back – Make Good Cents for Your Community round-up campaign. From now until 8/15, round up your purchases when you shop and donate your change (up to $0.99) to CIS Atlanta. #AllInForKids
@UGAExtension That's me in the green shirt! Loved my time in the DeKalb Extension Office with SNAP-ED & the Mobile Market! @PublicHealthUGA student now! 👩🏾🏫Wow #millennialforPH
Our team of nutrition experts, backed by experts @FACSUGA, #CommitTo helping Georgians maximize the nutritional impact of their food budgets. Last year we served more than 8,600 people directly through SNAP-Ed over 28,000 hours.
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"Access to contraception increases a woman’s chance of completing high school and attending college and research shows that access to school-based health centers dramatically reduces the chance of a teenager becoming pregnant."
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