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  • Student Trauma in Campus programming

    August 12th, 2024


    Student Trauma in Campus programming

    On this week's Tuesday@10 Video Blog, Ken talks about student trauma and how it relates to campus programming.

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  • Prepare your students for College - 2 years out

    August 5th, 2024


    Prepare your students for College - 2 years out

    On this week's Tuesday@10 Video Blog, Ken talks about preparing your students for college a few year before they decide to go. 

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  • Getting Ready for College

    July 29th, 2024


    Getting Ready for College

    On this week's Tuesday@10 Video Blog, Ken talks about Getting Ready for College.

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  • Be Kind

    July 22nd, 2024


    Be Kind

    On this week's Tuesday@10 video blog, Ken talks about being kind.

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  • College isn't for everyone

    July 15th, 2024


    College isn't for everyone

    On this week's Tuesday@10 Video Blog, Ken talks about College and the fact that not everyone is ready right out of high school.

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  • Tuesday@10 Video blog with Amma Marfo

    July 8th, 2024


    Tuesday@10 Video blog with Amma Marfo

    On this week's Tuesday@10 Video blog, Amma talks about her upcoming webinar.

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  • Prevent your School from Closing

    July 1st, 2024


    Prevent your School from Closing

    On this week's Tuesday@10 Video Blog, Ken talks about stepping up to help schools that are struggling.

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  • Mom Would Have Loved Juneteenth

    June 24th, 2024


    Mom Would Have Loved Juneteenth

    This past week we celebrated Juneteenth. For those of you that are unaware of what Juneteenth is, it is not the day that the Emancipation Proclamation was issued. That was a Presidential Proclamation and Executive Order that President Lincoln issued on January 1, 1863. In September of 1862 he drafted and issued the preliminary version of that order. The history of Juneteenth dates back to June 19, 1865, when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas. Texas was the Westernmost of the states that had slavery. They brought news that the Civil War had ended and that all enslaved individuals were now free by executive order of President Abraham Lincoln, known as the Emancipation Proclamation, which had been issued two and a half years earlier.

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  • Father's Day

    June 17th, 2024


    Father's Day

    Tuesday@10 Father's Day Video Blog

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  • Don't Judge A Book By It's Cover

    June 10th, 2024


    Don't Judge A Book By It's Cover

    On this week's Tuesday@10 Video Blog Ken talks about not judging by what you see. 

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