Archive | Education
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Teens Demand More Resources for Their Mental Health; DoSomething.org and The Allstate Foundation Launch New Campaign to Empower Youth
'It's (Not) All in Your Head' program developed by DoSomething members will provide tools to help students with pandemic-related trauma and shine a spotlight on the importance of mental health support for students in schools NEW YORK, October 22, 2021 – DoSomething.
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DoSomething.org and National Foundation for Infectious Diseases Launch New Program to Educate Young People About Meningococcal Disease Prevention
"Complete What's Missing" program raises awareness about medical misinformation online and the risk of meningococcal disease as students return to in-person classes NEW YORK, Oct.
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Make Life-Changing Impact and Gain Real-World Experience with Global Medical Brigades
University of Florida pre-med student Michael Saba will never forget that smile. The biology major was not on a first date, at a fraternity party or in a Gainesville bar, he was in Panama with Global Medical Brigades.
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Planner 5D Launches A Free Educational Version to Help Colleges Teach Art, Architecture & Engineering
Planner 5D, an easy-to-use 3D home design platform, has launched a free educational version that will help colleges teach interior design, architecture, and engineering. With Planner 5D teachers can set group assignments and design challenges for their classes.
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Phi Kappa Phi Accepting Applications for $100,000 Excellence in Innovation Award
The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines, is now accepting applications for its 2022 Excellence in Innovation Award. The deadline for interested institutions to apply for the $100,000 award is Dec. 15, 2021.
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GradGuard Launches New Website as College Risks Rise and Adoption of its Innovative Student Programs Soars
Improvements to member experience, performance, and brand identity enable college students and their families to protect their investment from the risks of college life.
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Mos.com: A banking app that helps you get scholarships and avoid debt
Students in the United States face financial hurdles that make it almost impossible to get ahead in life. Mos.com just launched a banking app to help. Sobering stats about students right now: • In 2020 the average student graduated with $37,500 in debt—cumulating a total of $1.
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Prime Student Introduces Exclusive Offers for College Life
Prime Student members can now save hundreds of dollars with exclusive offers from Grubhub, Calm, StudentUniverse, and Course Hero for a limited time As college students settle into their new fall routines, Amazon is offering great deals they all can benefit from with Prime Student.
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COMING SOON! TWO FREE SCREENINGS OF Corporate Welfare: Where’s the Outrage?
ERIE, PA (September 3, 2021) – Retired Chairman and CEO of BB&T John Allison and Free To Choose Network Executive Editor Johan Norberg will be hosting two free Crowdcast screenings of a new documentary, Corporate Welfare: Where’s the Outrage?, on September 22 and October 20.