Outreach programs across the country provide school age children with an excellent opportunity to learn about topics such as the environment and the arts. These outreach programs are typically designed to stimulate academic achievement and reinforce and enhance classroom curriculum. The outreach programs often inspire creativity, promote cultural exchange, help create a desire to learn and enrich the overall educational experience. The programs also provide children with the opportunity for… Continue

Running is a form of exercise that many people across the world take part in. Running is an exercise that can be done just about anywhere. It doesn’t require equipment such as weights or balls. Running just requires a person who is willing to take off on the open road, sidewalk, treadmill ect.



While running is typically done as a form of weight management or a way to improve health, running also has other uses. These alternative uses can be things such as social use. For example,… Continue

If one word could describe the United States it would be diverse. The United States is home to people from many different cultures, religious backgrounds, political backgrounds and all walks of life. Because the United States is so diverse, it is becoming more important everyday that people are open- minded to diversity and embrace all people. It is essential that universities enhance their study on diversity.



Auburn University is one university that has taken this to heart. It will… Continue

When the idea of studying abroad is raised, many students become excited and say that they would love to have the opportunity to. Who wouldn’t want to travel half way across the world to take classes and not to mention travel some as well? Maybe a few would decline the chance, but for most studying abroad is a privilege. From this students not only gain the academic knowledge from the classes they take, but so much more. In a study by Mary M Dwyer, PhD and Courtney K Peters taken from… Continue

As summer rolls around, most school aged children are excited and can’t wait for the fun-filled, steamy days of



summer. Children begin dreaming of popsicles and pools, cartoons and carnivals. No classes, no worries is the



mindset that follows with most. However, for the parents this is a different story. After the first few weeks of



summer, the initial joy fades and children begin asking questions such as “What can I do know?” or “What are we



doing… Continue