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For example, Marilyn Deloris Baker Alston, a teacher and social worker who grew up at 12th and Oxford in the 1930s, explained in her interview that her uncle Joseph Baker, a Temple journalism alum, became the first Black owner of a PR firm in the country, Joseph V. Baker and Associates.
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In this course we will use close reading of fiction and non-fiction literature alongside current clinical experiences to explore a range of topics relevant to the professional development of all caregivers. Students enrolled working in clinical fields (social work, nursing, dental, etc.) will use their current clinical experiences.
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Lauren Jacob Public health major, College of Public Health As the director of sustainability for Temple Student Government, Lauren Jacob utilizes her skills and passion for sustainability to work towards improving Temple’s environmental impact. “I’m looking into more ways to be more sustainable individually and on the university level.
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Victoria Sarmiento Victoria Sarmiento is a PhD student in Geography and Urban Studies. Her research centers on Land System Science, with a keen interest in exploring the relationship between environmental change, land use, and socioeconomic dynamics. She has over a decade of professional experience in biology and wildlife management, and she is proficient in GIS and remote sensing techniques ...
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The Master of Arts in Speech Language and Hearing Science is a clinical professional degree that prepares students to become speech-language pathologists.
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His work has included funding and technical assistance to community-based organizations for affordable… Email David Visit David's profile David Guinnip Adjunct Faculty David R. Guinnup is an applied economist and an urban and regional planner with over 40 years of professional experience in Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Delaware.
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Our Mission The College of Education and Human Development educates, supports and prepares learners and leaders to advance equitable systems and practices in schools and communities. Through research, teaching, service and community partnerships, we create positive change in the city of Philadelphia, the Commonwealth and beyond.
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An AccessNet username and password enables you to log in to Temple technology systems and resources. The resources you can access depends on your role at Temple. For example, the account gives current students, faculty and staff access to TUportal, the main hub for staying informed and managing your personal information at Temple, as well as TUmail, Library Resources, Microsoft 365, Adobe ...
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Lily Bernadel LAW ’22 is a 2020 Law & Public Policy Scholar and Conwell Scholar at Temple University Beasley School of Law. Prior to law school, Ms. Bernadel earned a Master’s Degree in Social work and worked as an Intensive Family Preservation (IFP) Clinician with Family Centers in Stamford, Connecticut.
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During the first semester of the program MPP and Career Center staff meet with students to discuss job sector preferences (e.g. Public sector, private sector, or non-profit); areas of interest (e.g. education, health, social policy etc.); types of work (e.g. advocacy, research, legislative, administration, etc.) and geographical preferences.