Region V NSBE Professionals’ Post

I had a great time facilitating a workshop entitled, "Practical Metacognitive Strategies for the College Classroom" at the 2024 Teaching, Learning, & Technology Conference (TLTCon 24). Many thanks to attendees for the great thoughts you shared throughout the session! 😊 #TLTCon24 #Metacognition #HigherEd #FacDev #EdDev

Protecting scanned documents hosting your identity details, thus saving your a$$ets.... Victory Technology !

🏆 Nominations Open: 2025 M3AAWG Mary Litynski Award Do you know an unsung hero making the internet safer for everyone? Someone whose dedication to fighting spam, malware, or mobile threats has left a lasting impact? The M3AAWG Mary Litynski Award honors individuals who've made significant, long-term contributions to online safety - those working tirelessly behind the scenes, just as Mary did throughout her remarkable career. Whether their impact is technical, policy-focused, or educational, we want to recognize those dedicated to building a more trusted digital world. Nominations close December 2, 2024. The winner will be honored at our February meeting. 👉 Nominate a deserving colleague (or yourself) using the form below. #Cybersecurity #InternetSafety #OnlineSecurity #DigitalSafety #M3AAWG

A genuine interest and drive to maintain consistency.

First strategy session in the book with SIM Arizona. Exciting about the growth of the chapter. #newbeginnings #sim #ITLeadership #executiveleadership #strategy

Holocene is building the future of the direct air capture industry. 💪 Learn how Black & Veatch's IgniteX Program helped them accelerate their mission. ⬇

𝘈𝘤𝘵𝘶𝘢𝘭 & 𝘍𝘢𝘤𝘵𝘶𝘢𝘭,📝 a 4-part series on fun facts about Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. and our chapter. 🔺 • What is our mission? Why do we do the work that we do? STAY TUNED for a deep dive into Delta Sigma Theta & its chapters that serve the black community around the world.🇧🇸🌎 • • • #scholarship #dst1913❤️🐘 #bahamas🇧🇸

Understanding objections to and arguments against cy pres awards is crucial for companies in class action settlements. My colleague Bill Boies provides a comprehensive analysis of leading cases, answering uncommon questions and rejecting broad objections. Check out the circuit-by-circuit guide for proposing and defending cy pres awards: https://lnkd.in/eqcG-nhJ

Inside this issue of the DPMO newsletter is an article I wrote about the historical perspective of LSCO during World War Two.

In school, we were all introduced to the great men & women who accomplished things worthy of being featured in our history text books. These people worked within "the system" to do so, with the underlying message being, "if they did it, you can do it to." Unfortunately, when you go off the beaten path, and learn what those history text books in school purposefully left out, you not only learn that these men & women had some skeletons in their closets, you also learn that their accomplishments were also either highly exaggerated, or grossly downplayed (mostly what passes for "black history" in America). Eventually, if you dedicate yourself to being a student history for long enough, you'll discover that all the not great, but extraordinary people in history, aren't found in school text books because they all share a specific trait that isn't conducive to the American indoctrination/education system: they were all menaces to society who didn't participate in "the system," even while actively taking part in it. These people aren't remembered by history text books, but instead, they become legends.