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Amanda Jo Boener, John Boener More Information
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Time and time again children have proven to be professionals at turning nothing into something. As a way of embracing that natural tendency to learning Luna Hill Farm created the Wild School. Here, children are able to get outside and problem solve using the tools found in the natural world around them.
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- Amanda Jo BoenerCo-OwnerLuna Hill Farm
- John BoenerCo-OwnerLuna Hill Farm
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- Amanda Jo BoenerCo-OwnerLuna Hill Farm
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Dr. Yvonne Larrier, Denise Ndukwu, Taylor Alvey, Shamma Nkhonjera, Simone Bailey More Information
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RUMERTIME Summer Camp is bringing families together by helping to foster healthier interpersonal relationships within the household. The camp is a two week long social-emotional wellness program for families to get in touch with their emotions and manage issues within their relationships. The camp offers guidance, assistance with mindfulness, and works to destroy the stigma that comes with addressing mental health issues.
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- Dr. Yvonne LarrierFounding PresidentGCSCORED, INC.
- Denise NdukwuRUMERTIME Intervention SpecialistRUMERTIME Summer Camp
- Taylor AlveyRUMERTIME Intervention SpecialistRUMERTIME Summer Camp
- Shamma NkhonjeraStudentRUMERTIME Summer Camp
- Simone BaileyStudentRUMERTIME Summer Camp
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- Social and emotional well-being is critical to overall health
- How Do You Factor Social-Emotional Wellbeing Into Your Personalized Learning Plans?
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- Dr. Yvonne LarrierFounding PresidentGCSCORED, INC.
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Kate Lee, Tiffany Reddick, Frank Hobart, Katy Buda, Kyle Bossung More Information
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The South Bend Regional Chamber of Commerce created a bridge between teachers and business. The one-week externship gives educators the chance to work with professionals in various fields to gain knowledge and skills they can take back to their classrooms.
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- Kate LeeDirector of Talent EngagementSouth Bend Regional Chamber of Commerce
- Tiffany ReddickBusiness TeacherRiley High School
- Frank HobartEngineering TeacherNew Prairie High School
- Katy BudaSchool CounselorClay High School
- Kyle BossungCo-FounderSenior1Care
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- Kate LeeDirector of Talent EngagementSouth Bend Regional Chamber of Commerce
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Jessica Shuppert, Ronda Spaulding More Information
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A Rosie Place For Children serves all 92 counties in the state of Indiana by offering respite care for medically fragile children. They are not like your traditional hospital, they try to emphasize a home away from home environment with respect to current care givers. The staff works hard so that every child is supported and can flourish in this environment. They even offer online resources for families seeking programs and services.
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- Jessica ShuppertDirector of NursingA Rosie Place for Children
- Ronda SpauldingRespite Program CoordinatorA Rosie Place for Children
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- Jessica ShuppertDirector of NursingA Rosie Place for Children
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Donna Porter, Phil Newbold, Nancy Tennant More Information
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Through this program, the Stayer Center works to help executives and other business leaders learn the art of innovation. Through hands on projects and learning, participants are able to resolve issues of stagnation in creativity within their respective fields.
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- Donna PorterInnovation Academy DirectorStayer Center
- Phil NewboldBoard of Directors ChairCenter for Homeless
- Nancy TennantCEOInnovation Universe
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- Donna PorterInnovation Academy DirectorStayer Center
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William Hernandez, Allen Simmons, Maggie Hellberg More Information
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Warrior Scholar Project is on a mission to help veterans succeed in college. They provide mentoring , guidance, and a sense of community to veterans aiming to make the transition from being in the military to being a student at a four year university. In June, the organization visited veterans attending Notre Dame to host a two week long academic boot camp. There they provided resources and taught veterans about the various fields that they could possibly find work in.
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- William HernandezSenior STEM FellowWarrior-Scholar Project
- Allen SimmonsStudent ParticipantWarrior-Scholar Project
- Maggie HellbergStudent ParticipantWarrior-Scholar Project
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- Veterans Returning to College Face Unique Challenges
- 4 Tips for Bridging the Gap from Military Life to Student Success
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- William HernandezSenior STEM FellowWarrior-Scholar Project
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Monique Yoder, Daniela Ortiz, Rae Ann Anthony More Information
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At Lake Michigan College, non-native English speakers over the age of 18 are given the opportunity to learn about U.S. Culture and the English language. This course is meant to help those who take it be better prepared to enter the workforce or go to college.
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- Monique YoderOutgoing ESL AdministratorLake Michigan College
- Daniela OrtizIncoming ESL AdministratorLake Michigan College
- Rae Ann AnthonyESL InstructorLake Michigan College
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- How to teach ESL to Adults
- ESL Games and Activities for Adults
- What Every Teacher of Adult ESL Should Know
- Pros and Cons of Teaching ESL to Adults
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- Monique YoderOutgoing ESL AdministratorLake Michigan College
