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What Was The Most Interesting Thing You Learned In The Lesson The US In The 19th Century? Expansionism The United States westward expansion in the 19th century with a reason to stimulate the growth of a stronger US enlarged towards the Pacific Ocean. The nationalism spirit of the nation demanded a stronger territory (Loveman 2016).… Continue reading The Most Interesting Thing You Learned

LEADERSHIP 2 Leadership Oprah Winfrey Biography Introduction Oprah Winfrey came to earth on January 29, 1954, in Kosciusko in Mississippi, from Vernita Lee, a housekeeper, and to Vernon Winfrey, a soldier. Oprahs original name was Orpah GailWinfrey, but dues to mispronunciations and misspellings in school records, she was thus branded as Oprah. Oprah Winfrey acts… Continue reading Research On Media Management

PUBH 8400: Public Health Leadership and Systems ThinkingScholar-Practitioner Project OverviewMany public health leaders are proactive and passionate about improving health in the populations they serve. As such, an important aspect of the Walden University PhD Public Health program addresses how to assess and improve the well-being of communities and public health systems. As scholar-practitioners in… Continue reading Revised Literature Review and Problem Statement

Order about prototype (Online charity courses) – Social innovation study.I did a digital course and a quantitative survey where they can answer a questionnaire after they have completed the course.summarize the course and the social innovation study and results for the end product Course description:A course with the aim of providing overall knowledge of basic… Continue reading Upcoming prototype or end product

This is one of my recommended healthy lunch ideas to get picky eaters eating more veggies. It’s called Feta Chicken Roll Ups. To make Feta Chicken Roll Ups you’ll need:   1 grilled or baked chicken breast 1 whole wheat tortilla Shredded lettuce Feta cheese Creamy low-fat Greek dressing Spinach Cherry tomatoes   It’s also… Continue reading Healthy Lunch Ideas That Your Kids Will Love!

2020 was a whirlwind of change. We, as marketers, had to set aside all that we knew about in-person event planning, became Zoom-super users, and learned everything we could about planning and executing virtual events. 2021 is bringing its own challenges, and with varying levels of comfort with in-person experiences we have a fresh task… Continue reading Compelling Hybrid Experiences

Whenever there was a government assessment of the lockdown situation, I would literally stick to the screen for possible answers for the future. As a consumer, of course, one asks oneself what the situation will be like after the easing of the lockdown and how things will be in the inner cities. The debate about… Continue reading Recovering From the Pandemic

While many marketers focus on getting the right content viewed by the right people, getting noticed is only half the battle. What keeps customers coming back to your business again and again is engaging content. Holding your audiences attention and encouraging them to interact with your content, your business and each other creates that community… Continue reading Easy Ways to Engage Your Customers

  As parents we want our kids to be as healthy as possible for many reasons.We want to avoid illness on a day to day basis and we want to prevent more serious long term illness and disease. Children at an increasing and alarming rate are developing long term preventable illness and disease.Like type 2… Continue reading Concerned About Nutrition for Kids? – Find Out What to Do