University of Kansas

Sexual harassment has recently become a heated debate in colleges across the nation. Universities struggle with allegations that schools are turning a blind eye to sexual harassment or not providing adequate protection for students. In 1972, a federal law prohibiting the discrimination on the basis of sex in any government funded school was passed (“Overview of Title IX”). Although this law was put into place decades ago more sexual harassment cases are reported now than ever. Sexual assault, rape

University of Missouri University of Missouri’s alcohol policy for their tailgate functions is comparable to Missouri State University’s. Mizzou’s Rules and Regulations handbook states under the alcohol policy on page 8 that “Students and their guests are not permitted to consume, manufacture, use, possess, sell, or distribute alcohol in or on the premises of the University-owned or –operated residential or dining locations, regardless of their age.” As well, stated under Mizzou’s tailgating policy

Multistate Licensure The scope of nursing practice is regulated and outlined by the State Board of Nursing for each state. While every eligible student takes the same National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX), minimum education requirements and eligibility may differ state to state (Potter, Perry, 2013). Since nurses must have a license for each state practiced in, this becomes complicated for those working near state borders, occupational nurses for companies operating in multiple states, and traveling

baby. Kansas attempted to raise awareness of the importance of prenatal care to the general public starting in the early 1900s with “The Kansas Mother’s Manual.” Many women in Kansas followed the guidelines issued within the handbooks, lectures, and posters. Yet, the women in the Southeast Kansas coal mining towns were disadvantaged when it came to prenatal care and childbirth. Infant mortality rates were quite high

four-year university. In the future, I will be going to either Southern Illinois University or the University of Missouri in Kansas City. I am still undecided on which college I want to go to because of financial costs and I still need to visit both colleges to get more information about them and to see what each campus is like, which is happening at the end of March. My goal is to go to the University of Missouri in Kansas City but because of the financial costs Southern Illinois University is still

holster attached to his old Levi jeans. This may not be a normal trend right now, but as a new law in Kansas is emerging this student may not be looked at as a black sheep, but as an example to what many college kids will be doing in the future. Several school shootings around the country caused the new law in Kansas, which allows people to conceal and carry a weapon on public colleges and universities. The has also been several effects that this law has caused like a change in a campus environment and

Jack Kilby Have you ever wondered who created the magical homework calculating machine (the calculator)? It was Jack Kilby creating yet another technological advancement for the world to thank him for. Before that he created the first microchip and integrated circuit. This caused him to earn himself the Nobel Prize, a spot in the National Inventors Hall of Fame, a spot in the Engineering and Science Hall of Fame, and many other achievements. Jack is known throughout the world standing right next

Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education, Mathematics and History The University of Texas at Austin Rosemary Blum Summary of Educational Coaching and Teaching Experience Kansas National Science Foundation (NSF) Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) Education, Outreach, and Diversity Director (KU) • Direct, market and assess the educational outreach components of the Kansas NSF EPSCoR statewide grant awards • Coordinate and assist with teaching Biology lessons

Northeastern University should be the most impressive organization I have participated in which there was a prominent use of symbols. According to Keyton (2010, p. 19), "In summary, a symbol is a collective representation of a culture when the symbol or meaning is deeply felt or held, is interpretable within a community, and is widely accessible to members of the community." For example, the Husky, the mascot of Northeastern University, always notices me that I am a member of the University of Northeastern

has made in my life. The generosity of The O'Brate Scholarship is one of the primary reason that I have been able to finance and continue my education and experience the transformative experience that has been my sophomore year at Kansas State. My second year of University has been nothing short of spectacular and formidable. This year I have really strove to push myself out of my comfort zone. This was in due part because of The O'Brate Foundation One of the biggest encouragement that I received