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Sam (she/her) is a writer and social worker in training and who lives in Philadelphia. Writing is where her quiet confidence bleeds. In her various jobs, she's written for a variety of audiences. Sam's experience includes: academic writing (including translational research), blog posts for various audiences, ghostwritten content for senior leadership, fundraising appeals, and grant proposals for funders.
In her creative work, Sam explores holistic living, wellness, personal growth, spirituality, and embracing life in mind, body, and spirit.
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The last few years have shown us a pandemic, a changing political landscape, the failings of social systems and the remote work revolution. The Great Resignation demonstrated how people are re-evaluating the purpose of their employment. People are looking beyond a paycheck in their career choices.
The athletic and collegiate environment at historically white institutions can influence the self-presentation of BMCAs.
New leadership is brewing at Temple. Two Fox students take the helm of the Saxbys campus cafes as new Student CEOs. There are at least two Fox School students who are looking forward to the grind of the fall semester.
Fox Management Information Systems professor Jeremy Shafer is preparing the future generation of tech workers in accessible design and development.
Tourism has long been regarded as an effective tool for addressing economic inequality. Governments invest in tourism in the hope that the benefits will trickle down to lower-income groups through the employment of local people and businesses. "In the tourism industry, we're always looking at the economic impact of tourism," says Yang Yang, associate professor and Arthur F.
CALLING ALL VEGANS, SEED LOVERS, AND THOES WANTING TO IMPROVE THEIR HEALTH! We have the perfect dish for you - egusi soup Egusi soup is a beloved dish in West African cuisine. It's a creamy soup made with African melon seeds, leafy greens, vegetables, and more.
As a Black woman-owned business, celebrating our culture is important to us. We can't talk about our culture without talking about Black hair! Some of our best memories come from sitting between the legs of our mom, auntie, sister, or cousin as they braided our hair.
In this guest blog post, hear from Samantha Jeune, a member of Hike+Heal, on how she's changed her perspective on overall health and why it's important to prioritize your wellness. - Samantha Jeune, member of Hike+Heal Do you ever feel like you're trying to do it all?
Imagine having that no judgment friend. They are the ones you can go to when you need to vent and talk about your feelings, no matter how messed up they may feel. They help you process your feelings, practice gratitude, and even get clarity about solutions to your problems. Check out this post to learn...
This is an excerpt of a paper written for my Social Welfare Policies and Services I class. The paper is titled “Intergenerational trauma in immigrant families in the United States.