Apparently, thousands of Romanians have been waiting in their personal vehicles to pick up #refugees at one of the NE borders with #Ukraine.
I'm not often elated at news from back home, but this makes my heart swell. #StandWithUkriane#standwithrefugees
This week, New Hampshire became the state with the most cases of COVID-19 per capita.
The Health Dept offers free walk-in vaccination clinics for adults (M 9-11; W 2-4pm) You can find info on sites for children here: https://t.co/0Sf1Vh2Z2E
Please, get vaccinated.
The only way we’ll be able to beat this pandemic is if enough people get vaccinated. So join me, Michelle, and Americans everywhere in getting the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as it’s available to you—and encourage your friends and family to do the same. https://t.co/HSjb2DUl4u
Can anyone explain why these domestic extremists who broke into the U.S. Capitol and forced lawmakers to cower in fear in secure locations are allowed to waltz out of the building like they just finished a jovial guided tour?
"Justices continue to think and can change. I am ever hopeful that if the court has a blind spot today, its eyes will be open tomorrow." -RBG
A tremendous loss. A tremendous legacy.
Photo by Jose R. Lopez.
To commemorate our 87th birthday, we are asking 500 donors to come together in support of student scholarships. Show your #PenmenPride, and join the movement in three easy ways: GIVE, ADVOCATE, or CHALLENGE.
Make your #SNHUFoundersDayGift count at https://t.co/vVPOFaICin
Interested in volunteering? Visit https://t.co/hQBtMDxhGc to let us know how you want to get involved with SNHU. We invite you to inspire students as they prepare for their futures! #SNHUNVW#ServeWithSNHU
In 2015, Paul Kunsa '15MBA missed commencement. Three years later, he made the 8 hour trek from Pittsburgh, PA to visit @SNHUOnCampus. First time to campus and NH!
Here he is with Exectuive Director of Alumni Engagement @kristidurette. Thanks for visiting & welcome home, Paul!
What a compelling reminder by LA mayor Eric Garcetti of the value and impact of crossing all our borders in order to be a better individual and nation. @snhu@MayorOfLA
Being afraid to fail, is the enemy of being a tenacious learner. You will fail many times on your way to great success. The key is to ask yourself, what did I learn from my failure?
Compassion reduces our fear, boosts our confidence, and opens us to inner strength. By reducing distrust, it opens us to others and brings us a sense of connections with them and a sense of purpose and meaning in life.