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Biography: Shirley Fanning-Lasseter
Education : Bachelor's degree from the Brenau Women's College in Gainesville; Master of Education degree from Georgia State University Elected office : Elected to the Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners in November 2008.
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U.S. Officials Fail to Allay Concerns Over Accreditation Rules for Language Programs
U.S. Department of Homeland Security officials, speaking at an international-education conference here, did little on Thursday to clarify the confusion surrounding new requirements for the accreditation of university-run English-language programs.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Child killed in Qatar fire a 'sweet, sweet little girl'
The future PhDs were born on different continents, some 5,000 miles apart. Economics professors Zaier Aouani, of Tunisia, and Grace O, from South Korea, were even farther from home when they met at the University of Kansas.
Lander faculty members awarded endowed professorships
Two Lander University faculty members have been selected to fill endowed professorships awarded by The Lander Foundation for 2012-2014. The two awards are given to tenured or tenure-track faculty members who represent Lander's commitment to teaching and learning, who have distinguished records of scholarly and creative activity, and service to the ... (more)
Mark Wiedmer: Expansion may not deliver what's wanted
We will be carrying a live audio stream of the press conferences at the SEC meeting in Destin, Fla.
Mays HS & Young MS, Winners of Atlanta Jazz Festival's Youth Jazz Band Competition
"What's Happenin' in SWAT ..." Did you know... SW ATL's Benjamin E. Mays High School Jazz Orchestra and Jean Childs Young Middle School Jazz Ensemble are the 1st and 4th place winners, respectively, of the Atlanta Jazz Festival 9th Annual Youth Jazz Band Competition.
Jim Kinney Running For School Board
I was first introduced to the idea of running for the school board when the parent of a tutoring student, then DeKalb County Commissioner Judy Yates, suggested it based on my enthusiasm for teaching.
GSU to lead $10 million research project to improve reading in deaf and hard of hearing children
GSU College of Education professors Amy Lederberg and Susan Easterbrooks will lead a $10 Million research project to improve reading in deaf and hard of hearing children.
A group of prestigious publishers brought a copyright infringement suit against Georgia State University, claiming that the University's "e-reserve policy" under which students had access to electronic version of course works, exceeded the bounds of fair use, alleging ninety nine separate instances of infringement.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Georgia State will lead reading research project
Georgia State University will lead a $10 million federal research project aimed at improving reading skills in children who are deaf or hard of hearing.
New Study Redefinies Healthy American Cities And Ranks Washington Among The Elite
We all know there's a latitude of factors that go into the decision making, including school systems, food and dining, access to public transportation, job stability.
Smyrna Triathlete's Funeral Thursday
Christopher D. Petty, 43, of Smyrna, GA, passed away Saturday, May 19 while competing in a triathlon on Jekyll Island .
With the recent redistricting of the Georgia House of Representatives districts, many residents have raised questions about the boundary changes.
Ignorant Teachers Who See Obama as a King
It was while I was driving from Florida, where I gave a presentation on education to citizens, that I heard from talk show hosts about the abuse by North Carolina High School social studies teacher Tanya Dixon-Neely towards a student who dared to challenge her diatribe about Mitt Romney's alleged "bullying" incident from 1965.
Why does Gwinnett County have so much lightning?
When we report on lightning fires, more often than not, our FOX 5 crews are covering fires in Gwinnett County.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Marlon Gibson, 33, of College Park lost 240 pounds
How long he's kept it off: "I started in January 2011 and I continue to work out religiously.
AFI: Atlanta 21st healthiest American city
Metro Atlanta is the No. 21 healthiest area in the United States, according to the American College of Sports Medicine's 2012 American Fitness Index .
Fair use limits set in Ga. State digital copying decision
An Atlanta federal judge has set the standard for when schools can give their students access to excerpts of copyrighted works without paying licensing fees - although her approach may be revisited in a potential appeal by publishers who had challenged practices at Georgia State University.
A Case for Fair Use: The Georgia State Decision
This policy brief summarizes the long-awaited opinion released May 11, 2012 in the Georgia State University e-reserves copyright infringement case, and provides analysis of what this means for higher ed.
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