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Admissions Counselor
Wake Forest University
In a highly selective admissions environment, serves as a voting member of the admissions committee responsible for the recruitment and selection of applicants to the University.
Admissions Counselor
Wake Forest University
In a highly selective admissions environment, serves as a voting member of the admissions committee responsible for the recruitment and selection of applicants to the University.
Admissions Counselor
Wake Forest University
In a highly selective admissions environment, serves as a voting member of the admissions committee responsible for the recruitment and selection of applicants to the University.
Admissions Counselor
Wake Forest University
In a highly selective admissions environment, serves as a voting member of the admissions committee responsible for the recruitment and selection of applicants to the University.
Admissions Counselor
Wake Forest University
In a highly selective admissions environment, serves as a voting member of the admissions committee responsible for the recruitment and selection of applicants to the University. |
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Canadian 2-year colleges show path to jobs
by Hechinger Report, in Washington Post
At the University of Manitoba, Angela Conrad felt it was taking forever to satisfy degree requirements with courses in women’s studies, Greek mythology and other subjects she considered impractical.
“It takes people two years, sometimes three years, to finish” Manitoba’s mandatory general-studies track, Conrad said. “It made me think there had to be a learning style that was faster and more practical than that.”
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Perspectives: Community colleges must go beyond job training
by John M. Crisp for Scripps News Service
President Barack Obama mentioned community colleges several times in his State of the Union address last week, and he acknowledged the presence of community college student, Jackie Bray, who sat next to first lady Michelle Obama in the gallery.
Bray, a single mother who had been laid off from her job as a packaging mechanic, enrolled in Central Piedmont Community College in Charlotte, N.C., where she acquired new skills that prepared her for her current job as a process operator for the electronics firm Siemens.
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