Meet Ross Langley! Ross places a major focus on helping his clients attain their #financialgoals—along with helping them secure peace of mind regarding their progress along the way. He says, “I listen to clients’ concerns and needs to help them make informed decisions regarding their overall financial plan and assist them in determining the optimal path to achieve their goals.” Fun fact: During his college years he was lucky enough to be one of the four people elected to take care of the mascot of The University of Texas at Austin – a 2,000-pound steer named Bevo.
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PLEASE READ ?? One of the most extraordinary aspects of what I do is being part of mission-driven work. However, what's even more remarkable is receiving letters that share great news. In the 37-year history of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, President Biden has become the first sitting President to welcome TMCF scholars to the Washington, DC! Check out the attached letter!
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Duquesne is once again among Money's Best Colleges in America for 2024 based on quality education, affordability and outcomes. It's a reflection of the commitment to helping you reach your bigger goals. ?? Learn more about academic excellence, value, earnings and more: https://ow.ly/WaK150Sx2Ch
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"How do you take a great place, and make it better?" That was the question President C. Andrew McGadney asked himself when he first came to Knox College. Now, entering his fourth year as president, he discusses the big upcoming academic year for Knox—including the record number of new students, and the millions of dollars of work being done. Listen to his full interview with WGIL below! https://bit.ly/3WOMV02
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International Affairs and Political Science student at The George Washington University
I am happy to share my article, "Tackling the Hill," which was just published in the latest issue of the Stennis Center For Public Service Public Service Review. Let me know what you think! https://lnkd.in/eDJxCdqf
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This week on our blog, TLR member, Taylor Boyer, explains the Morrill Act of 1862's generational impact on higher education while emphasizing its effects on the University of Tennessee. Read Taylor's article here: https://lnkd.in/eS7fr-Ka
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Join us for SCORE’s 2025 State of Education on Dec. 6 at the Frist Art Museum. We’ll explore and discuss an aligned vision to support Tennessee students as outlined in our upcoming report, 2025 State of Education in Tennessee: Casting a Vision for Student Success. Fueled by new statewide goals and data points that help us track progress, this year’s report lays out six priorities our state must focus on to prepare students across their K-12 and postsecondary journey for careers that enable economic independence. https://lnkd.in/ej4NNTT2
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Check out this feature on Dannielle Melendez '10!
Q&A: New Pine Hills Neighborhood Association president
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