April is the Month of the Military Child


The Downtown Palmer Campus is honoring the Month of the Military Child with a display in front of the Admissions office and a workshop. A workshop on education benefits available to military children will be held on Friday April 13th from 12:00-1:00PM in the Palmer Campus Veterans Center: Room 105A—Inside the Spot Café.

April is designated as the Month of the Military Child, underscoring the important role military children play in the armed forces community. Sponsored by the Department of Defense Military Community and Family Policy, the Month of the Military Child is a time to applaud military families and their children for the daily sacrifices they make and the challenges they overcome. For more info, go to: https://www.dodea.edu/dodeaCelebrates/MilitaryChild/2017.cfm

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

East Side History Series: St. Julian Devine and “The Great Game of Politics”

Image
This portrait of St. Julian Devine now hangs on the second floor of the St. Julian Devine Community Center, just across from the elevator. by Susan Millar Williams, Ph. D.  Those who live and work on the East Side know the name St. Julian Devine—it’s the name of the community center located in the old city incinerator, on East Bay Street between Blake and Cooper Streets. But who was the man behind the name.  According to a plaque at the center, St. Julian Devine was born in Berkeley County on July 5, 1911 but moved to Charleston as a youngster because his father worked for the railroad. He was the seventh of eight children born to Frank and Sarah Wise Devine, and the only one to survive childhood. He attended Burke High School, married Priscilla Theresa Walton in 1935, and fathered ten children. He was active in the A.M.E. church and in several fraternal organizations. But St. Julian Devine’s most important claim to fame is that he served on the Charleston City Council from 1968 to 197
Read more

What is the Educational Opportunity Center?

Image
The  Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) is a federally funded educational outreach TRIO program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education to promote postsecondary education to underrepresented populations. The EOC motivates and assists low-income, first-generation adults who want to begin, resume, or continue their education beyond the high school level. The mission of the program is to expand awareness about educational opportunities and postsecondary education options to low-income first generation individuals throughout the Tri-county area. The goal of the project is to increase the number of Tri-county adults who enroll in postsecondary (college) education institutions. The EOC program assists adults who are interested in continuing their education to the postsecondary (college) level. Each year, EOC serves approximately 2,000 adults from the Tri-county community. You are eligible to participate in the program if you are: 18 years of age and older A resident of Charleston,
Read more

TTC Lean Manufacturing Certificate Counts as One Year of Manufacturing Experience at 40 Local Companies

Image
So, do you want to work at Mercedes or Volvo or one of the other manufacturing companies in our area but have no experience? To get trained for a job in manufacturing, you can start by pursuing our Lean Manufacturing Certificate.  The certificate will count as one year of manufacturing experience when you apply to any of these companies.  We will be offering this program on the downtown Palmer Campus, as well as other locations.   If you are interested in finding out more, call 843.574.6152. Click here for a printable registration form . Company Name American Tactical ARGOS Atlantic Packaging Belting Industries Benchmark Machining, Inc. BID Group Briteline Extrusions Coastal Corrugated Coastal Logistics Group, Inc. Coastal Millwork & Supply, LLC DC Machine Dover Hydraulics, Inc. ECMD Freeman Boatworks Geocycle Giant Cement by Elementla ICL Innovative Machine Technology James Hardie Kapstone Lumber Key Logistics Solut
Read more