The MSU PRSSA general meeting announcement provided information on:
1) Congratulating Melissa Hackett as Member of the Month for her work on projects and being selected for the 2009 Bateman Team.
2) A reminder of deadlines for the chapter publication and for volunteering on PR campaigns.
3) Upcoming events from the Residence Halls Association and for promoting a Detroit artist that students could volunteer for.
4) Speakers at the meeting, PRSA professional development opportunities, and congratulating the 2009 Bateman Team members.
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The document discusses the need for green technology and sustainable practices for information audits and enterprise IT. It identifies opportunities to reduce costs and environmental impacts while improving health, safety, and business value. The document also notes that political will to address climate change is renewable and that core business missions and green goals are not mutually exclusive.
The document provides guidance on how to secure a software job without prior experience, emphasizing the importance of participating in open-source projects to gain real-world skills. It suggests engaging in community discussions, utilizing existing tools, and even starting one's own projects as effective ways to build experience. The conclusion encourages immediate participation in open-source activities, highlighting their value for resumes and professional development.
Garden villages and towns in the south west Ben Lowndes
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This document discusses the defining characteristics of garden villages and towns. It outlines five key characteristics: 1) patient investing and value capture, 2) a clear vision that fits with the landscape, 3) a compact and diverse village model, 4) an enterprising community, and 5) maintaining the vision through governance and delivery. It provides examples of existing garden villages and discusses their benefits, including job creation, economic growth, and infrastructure investment. The document also notes that the UK government has designated 14 garden villages and 3 garden towns to accelerate home building while ensuring quality and innovation.