KerBear411
@kerbear411.bsky.social
Done pondering: Thanos was right. College Access champion, Neurodivergent Latina, Gen X Mama Bear & College Prof. Hater of hate. Social media lurker here to learn, amplify great ideas and facts! Ideas and opinions my own.
There have been many, but Cosmos by Carl Sagan is definitely top of the list.
May 22, 2025 at 4:05 AM
There have been many, but Cosmos by Carl Sagan is definitely top of the list.
First year students are especially vulnerable, because they don’t realize that their plans won’t cover dining over break. If you know a college student who can’t travel home and have means to help, please consider sending them some $, a grocery store gift card, or a or mail a care package today. 3/3
November 25, 2024 at 1:48 PM
First year students are especially vulnerable, because they don’t realize that their plans won’t cover dining over break. If you know a college student who can’t travel home and have means to help, please consider sending them some $, a grocery store gift card, or a or mail a care package today. 3/3
We don’t talk about food insecurity of students with pre-paid meal plans. Room and board costs have skyrocketed and many students have no choice but to select the cheapest plan. Many limited plans leave students in the lurch during breaks with no (meal plan-covered) campus dining options 2/3.
November 25, 2024 at 1:48 PM
We don’t talk about food insecurity of students with pre-paid meal plans. Room and board costs have skyrocketed and many students have no choice but to select the cheapest plan. Many limited plans leave students in the lurch during breaks with no (meal plan-covered) campus dining options 2/3.
Free hours to work. Each lab course adds three hours to student schedules per credit enrolled. Why, then are undergraduate financial aid packages the same across all programs, when students in STEM (and other lab-/field-intensive) programs clearly pay more and have less available hours to work? 2/2
November 20, 2024 at 1:48 PM
Free hours to work. Each lab course adds three hours to student schedules per credit enrolled. Why, then are undergraduate financial aid packages the same across all programs, when students in STEM (and other lab-/field-intensive) programs clearly pay more and have less available hours to work? 2/2