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Lieberman: Khamenei announcement shows Iranian leadership in state of panic
Commenting on Iranian supreme leader's declaration that he has ordered preparations to increase uranium enrichment capacity, defense minister says 'it's a response to Peugeot's announcement that it is suspending its activity in Tehran. Iran is afraid that all European investors will leave;' Minister Katz: If Iran does good on its threats, it will be attacked by international coalition.
Speaking at a conference of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants in the southern city of Eilat, Lieberman said: "It's a response to Peugeot's announcement that it is suspending its activity in Tehran. When such a corporation announces that it is leaving Iran because of the sanctions, it's a sort of signal to the entire business community, to all the investors, and this is not a marginal company. This company is one of pillars of European economy, so Iran is afraid that all European investors will leave its territory."
Lieberman went on to address the unrest in Iran, saying that "we haven't seen strikes and protests like the ones of the past months since the Khomeini era. It's also the truck drivers and big bazaars' strike. There is no doubt that they're also concerned about the economic issue."
The defense minister added that the Iranian issue was "not an Israeli problem," but a regional and global problem. "We see Iranian subversion not only against the State of Israel. We see them in Yemen, in Bahrain, in the Gulf, in Lebanon, so it's a regional threat. Whoever has been listening in the past few months, in the past six months, to the leaders of Saudi Arabia, to the foreign minister, I sound like a dove of peace compared to them.
"When you see the Saudi leaders referring to the Iranian regime as 'today's Hitler' and 'Nazis' and anything you can think about, so it's must be way beyond Israel. So we must constantly talk about it with the international community, because a major part of the terrorist activity around the world is funded and guided by Iran, inspired by Iran. Even when you take a report about the situation of terror in the world, Iran appears there every year as the biggest sponsor of terror in the entire world."
Earlier Tuesday, Intelligence Minister Yisrael Katz told Ynet that if Iran acted on its threats to boost its uranium enrichment capacity, it would be attacked by the US-led international coalition.
"The Iranian announcement about an intention to resume uranium enrichment for military purposes point to a complete state of panic in the leadership. The economic sanctions announced by US President Donald Trump are beginning to have an impact, even before the formal stage that will start in August.
"Many international companies—including Western European companies, from France, England, Germany and even Russia, have already announced their intention to suspend their activity in Iran because they don't want to be subject to the American sanctions."
According to Katz, the situation that has been created leaves Tehran with two options: Either to accept the United State's conditions or "start a process of an economic collapse, and maybe even a regime collapse. If we learn, and we will learn, either from their announcement or some other way, that they are resuming the development of that nuclear program and advancing it, a US-led international coalition will threaten and then deal Iran a military blow.
"The Trump doctrine is very clear," Katz added. "The president is a man of his word. He said, 'I will cancel or change the agreement.' There was no change, he cancelled it. He imposed harsh sanctions.
"We have made it clear that we will never allow Iran to develop a nuclear weapon, even if we have to face it alone. Fortunately, we are not alone."
Dr. Emily Landau, a nuclear proliferation expert, believes the Iranian threat is aimed at pressuring the Europeans and making them stay in the existing nuclear agreement and accepting Iran's demands.
"One of their demands is that the Europeans won't harass them about the ballistic missiles and about their regional activity, that they will promise to buy oil from them and that they won't stop any economic deals. It's hard to see the Europeans accepting these demands," she explained.
According to Dr. Landau, Iran is interested in maintaining the current agreement, "because it contains many advantages in return for few concessions. We have received this announcement as part of efforts made by all sides to exert pressure, but it doesn't mean they're headed in that direction. It will be a very radical act on their part if they actually do it, and the response will likely be firm too, at least on the American response."


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Coming to Rodeos Near You: Ladys Got Talent
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I wrote a story about Miles City, Montana's Haven Meged competing in the Junior Ironman, a youth division of the CINCH Timed Event Championship in Guthrie, Oklahoma, for Tri-State Livestock News. (Read it here.) As is common in rodeo, Haven used a different horse for each event, one of which was a horse borrowed from Copper Spring Ranch, Ladys Got Talent. After Haven saying nothing but good about this mare, I spoke with ranch manager Brian Anderson about "Snazzy" and what she will be up to this summer.
Tell me about your mare.
Ladys Got Talent is 8 and we didn't start bulldogging on her until last July. She was on the racetrack, then I ranched on her. My horse was sore, so I bulldogged on her and she took to it very fast. She is by Prime Talent, one of our stallions at Copper Spring Ranch, a son of Corona Cartel. He was one of our first stallions there at the ranch. His offspring are just now starting to come on. They were slow starting and now have a bunch of winners.
What qualities does she have to make her an amazing mare?
Snazzy's just really quiet, scores good, and runs really fast. She's still pretty green but acts like an old horse. There have been very few horses I have taken to pro-rodeos this early in their careers. She went to Tucson before taking her to Guthrie. She was a natural and pretty much trained herself; it's pretty unusual to make one that fast. She hadn't had 40 steers run on her when Haven first rode her. He was instrumental in getting her going. I believe I told him then that if he wanted to get into the Junior Ironman that he could ride her. We both thought that was a far-fetched thing at that time.
It's pretty neat that you'd haul her to Oklahoma for Haven.
It was an honor for him to get selected for that. I had helped him with his bulldogging quite a bit. I offered to go support him and let him ride her. It was a really neat deal; I enjoyed watching the kids as much as the regular timed event.
What are your plans for her?
I'm going to haul her pretty hard this summer to pro-rodeos. The unique thing with Prime Talent is that if you win the average at Montana Circuit Finals on Prime Talent, you get a $25,000 cash bonus. At National Finals Rodeo, it's $100,000 bonus to win the average there. Those are both offered by Copper Spring Ranch as breeder's incentive on all their stallions. There are a lot of guys that want to ride her and split that with me.
She's used for bulldogging and team roping. I've roped on her a lot on the ranch and started her heading, but I needed a bulldogging horse so that's what she got to do.
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There was no groundbreaking ceremony (at least not that we were invited to), but quietly, workers broke ground on Phase 2 of Parkside of Old Town. A seven-story mid-rise called The Oak is now under construction at the corner of Larrabee and Oak streets (we recently became aware of this because the Halsted bridge is out, and most of the traffic has been routed to Larrabee). The building will be a virtual carbon-copy of the one located two blocks to the north, and according to an old community report, it'll contain 112 rental units, six of which will be located in townhouses, with a breakdown of 20 market rate, 53 affordable and 39 CHA replacement units. As the construction sign indicates, the building should be finished a year from now.
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Hedge fund veteran and billionaire Ray Dalio is warning Bitcoin and gold investors to prepare for potentially large tax changes.
In a new LinkedIn article, the Bridgewater Associates founder says he believes US policymakers may begin utilizing the tax code to move capital away from store-of value assets and into debt-based assets as the government tries to raise more money.
"Based both on how things have worked historically and what is happening now, I am confident that tax changes will also play an important role in driving capital flows to different investment assets and different locations, and those movements will influence market movements"
The billionaire forecasts that "shocking" taxes directed at Bitcoin and gold will be part of new economic policies.
"If history and logic are to be a guide, policymakers who are short of money will raise taxes and won't like these capital movements out of debt assets and into other storehold of wealth assets and other tax domains so they could very well impose prohibitions against capital movements to other assets (e.g., gold, Bitcoin, etc.) and other locations. These tax changes could be more shocking than expected"
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Street Fighter V's launch was imperfect, to put it mildly. A lack of single-player features, an online mode that functioned at only the most basic level with no consideration give to concerns like leavers – it was a mess. In Capcom's financial summary for the first few months of 2016, Chairman and CEO Kenzo Tsujimoto admitted to these problems and revealed that because of them "slight adjustments" have been made regarding future release plans.
These issues stopped Street Fighter V getting into our picks for the best PC games 2016.
In explaining lower profits predicted for the next quarter, Tsujimoto said that "we feel it's better to give a little more time to development than before" in response to "what we learned from the past year of [Street Fighter V] operations." He also directly addresses those problems, saying that "some aspects of Street Fighter V needed more polish, such as the lack of content and server issues at launch."
It's definitely a smart move if it can avoid the connection issues, feature dearth, initial poor reaction and missed sales target that sums up SFV's release. It's a great game, and a worthy top of the fighting game pile, but it really could have used the content and fixes it's had patched in since launch, even if it meant a delay. Of course, that would have been very awkward when the Capcom Pro Tour was taken into account, and may have required delaying Capcom's eSports plans significantly.
As for the future of Capcom's other franchises, the effects of these slight adjustments are going to be evident. "Profits may take one or two years longer to stack up than initially expected," says Tsujimoto. "However we will be firmly strengthening our brands. That being said, even looking at Capcom's growth exclusively, we expect at the very least growth in excess of ten per cent to continue."
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University of Washington
In the 2018 Academic Ranking of World Universities, the University of Washington came in 14th, or 3rd among all U.S. public universities. More than 54,000 students attend annually, with more than 1,800 undergraduate courses offered each quarter, and more than 12,000 degrees at every level conferred each year.
At the UW College of Education, you can take an M.Ed. in EDPOL (Educational Policy) that examines in depth the problems in the U.S. education system. Lasting for two years, the program ends with a choice of taking a final project or a thesis.
Coursework on this program is broken down into three core areas: policy, organizations, and leadership. You'll take courses in areas like instructional leadership for schools, school reform, economics and educational finance, and family and community leadership. You can opt to add a formal focus with a certificate, too, such as education, equity, and society.
Graduate tuition at the University of Washington costs $16,590 for students who are residents of Washington State, or $29,652 for non-residents. The Office of Student Financial Aid also provides private, state, and federal financial aid awards for those who have completed the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).
University of Florida
The UF College of Education enrolls around 3,500 students with around 2,400 remote learners (2018 figures). Students studying under this college can choose from nearly 30 programs, supported by more than 100 full-time members of faculty. More than 30,000 living alumni have gone on to build successful careers.
This M.Ed. program can be taken either full-time or part-time, on-campus or online study option. When enrolled full-time, the degree takes two years to complete, with 6-9 credits per semester. Applications must be received by July 1, with international students needing to apply by March 15.
Most students enroll in two classes each semester (6 credits), with 36 total number of credits needed for graduation. On this basis, the program will take two years to complete, though you may finish more quickly by increasing your workload.
For in-state graduate students, the tuition runs at around $12,740, plus $17,394 for students out-of-state. Students living on campus will have estimated total costs of around $29,420, or $30,940 for students based off-campus, and $18,320 for those who live with their parents during their program.
University of Minnesota
Based on the banks of the Mississippi River, the University of Minnesota's Twin Cities campus is surrounded by natural beauty. Students from more than 140 countries around the world come together with those from every state and participate in more than 800 student groups and organizations.
This master's degree in education policy and leadership (EPL) focuses on pre-K-12 development and education. Through a combination of coursework and practice, you'll learn how to perform assessments of school organizations and their policies, design and execute programs that address student needs, and identify key skills and traits that are essential to improving school systems.
When it comes to your curriculum, you can choose from the 'Plan A option' or 'Plan B option'. Plan A comprises 30-36 credits with a master's thesis, while Plan B comprises 30-32 credits with no thesis, but with additional coursework. Both pathways will take two years to complete.
The graduate school charges tuition and fees of around $19,200 for residents of Minnesota, while out-of-state students pay around $28,845. The average amount of financial aid awarded is approximately $9,080, with around 56 students receiving financial aid in recent years. Tuition rates may change and in fact, rose 10% in 2020.
Iowa State University
Founded in 1858 with its inaugural class attending in 1869, Iowa State University now enrolls around 33,000 students annually, with more than 100 majors on offer. The university comprises 10 colleges and schools, and the school's football team is known as the Cyclones.
This university offers a master's degree in higher education, which focuses on community college leadership and higher education administration. A number of graduate level certificate programs are also offered alongside the main degree programs. This allows students to tailor the structure of their degree program in line with career aspirations.
Application deadlines vary from one program to another. As part of the application process, you'll need to meet a minimum GPA threshold, in addition to providing a statement of purpose and up to three letters of recommendation. Master's degree students do not need to evidence their GRE or GMAT scores.
Graduate students who are also residents of Iowa will pay tuition and fees of around $10,990, while students from other states pay around $25,952. International students pay slightly more, at $27,584. With costs included, these figures are around $24,444, $39,406, and $42,962, respectively.
University of South Florida – Tampa
Located in Tampa Bay, the University of South Florida has campuses in St. Petersburg and Sarasota-Manatee, too. Over 50,000 students study from a wide range of more than 180 majors and concentrations. In rankings by the aforementioned U.S. News & World Report, USF programs have ranked within the top 50 in recent years alone.
This master's degree is the Education Specialist in educational leadership, which is designed for experienced administrative professionals who want to drive change in underperforming schools. The coursework you'll complete has been designed in collaboration with district-level school administrators and leadership personnel, ensuring you'll get the most relevant skills and knowledge-based training.
The curriculum covers essential topics including turnaround strategies for underperforming schools, the correct use of school data, ethical and political issues impacting school leadership, and the theory surrounding effective educational program models. There's also an option to gain the Florida Educational Leadership Certification during the course of your studies.
The University of South Florida offers some of the lowest graduate tuition rates in the country; the institution has even made rankings for affordability, including those by U.S. News & World Report and Kiplinger's Personal Finance. On-campus graduates who are state residents pay $7,840 in tuition and fees, while non-residents pay $15,864.
Arizona State University
In a recent ranking by U.S. News & World Report, Arizona State University made the top spot for innovation. The institution also snagged the top spot for global impact, in addition to ranking in various positions across a host of other lists, including first-year experience and being a top choice for international students.
This Master of Education in educational leadership will lead into potential careers as a teacher or administrator in a K-12 school or organization. You'll cover change in schools, the promotion of innovation and collaborative working, curriculum development, and how to structure effective evaluation tasks and provide feedback to teachers.
Comprising 36 total credit hours, the program will take 6-7 semesters to complete if studied fully-online, or 4 semesters as a hybrid course. Upon graduation, you will also be qualified for an Arizona certification known as the Pre-K-12 Principal Certification, though you may need to take an additional examination as set out by the state.
Depending on your choice of program, housing, and so on, your costs can vary. However, generally speaking, the cost of tuition for a graduate who is an Arizona resident is $32,278, with $11,720 of that being tuition. Non-residents pay approximately $44,102 in total tuition and costs, with $23,544 being base tuition.
Minnesota State University-Mankato
Minnesota State University, Mankato provides students with a choice from over 130 undergraduate and 75 graduate areas of study. The institution offers more than 50 online programs via distance learning, with around 66 of the university's overall programs having been given specialized accreditation, certification, or other recognition.
Comprising 34 credits in total, this program takes place at the Edina campus and is accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP). Your core courses will include essential topics, such as ethics in leadership and organizational and systems change. You'll also take a 1-4 credit workshop, plus a capstone course in portfolio development.
The workshop is a unique course that consists of an experience whereby students learn from one another, with a facilitator present. The portfolio development course is to demonstrate your knowledge, skills, and performance, and is structured against the Department of Educational Leadership's assessment plan for this program.
Tuition at Minnesota State University is charged on a per-credit basis, with 1-11 credits costing $444.10 each and 12 or more credits costing $5,329.20. Should you choose to take any part of your program online, via distance learning, you'll also pay an additional $36.25 per credit for any courses completed from home.
Ferris State University
Ferris State University is a stunning campus, but if you have to see if for yourself, check out the virtual tour of the Bulldog homelands. Another great insight into the university can be found in Ferris First, a pride initiative that showcases students and faculty alike, and the reason they chose to make Ferris their home.
On this master's degree in educational leadership, you'll undertake a blend of theory and practice that will build a solid foundation for a future career in school administration. Learning is split between on-campus and online courses, with a two-semester internship that partners you with local district schools.
For admission, you'll need to hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited university of college, in addition to having achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.0. However, the admission process for Ferris involves no personal essays or statements, or interviews. Application is via an online form with no application fee required.
Graduate tuition for U.S. residents and Canadians runs $659.00 per credit hour, while international students pay $989.00. Should you choose to study online, there is also an additional online learning fee of $12 to be applied to each credit that's taken fully online.
St. Cloud State University
Established in 1869, Saint Cloud University was formerly known as the Third State Normal School. Based in St. Cloud, the campus has undergone many transformations, previously being located within a refurbished hotel building and with just 5 members of staff. Today, the university boasts a program of more than 200 programs at every level.
The educational administration and leadership master's degree at St. Cloud University is available to both students who hold teaching licensure and those who do not. There are three start dates in fall, spring, and summer, and students are expected to have a minimum GPA of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale.
As part of the curriculum, you will complete a culminating project to present all the knowledge you've acquired while studying for your master's degree. With a choice of either a thesis or portfolio, you'll be expected to collate your research and design your own study, or design a portfolio that shows evidence of your learning and skills development through coursework, practice, and volunteering.
Graduate students at St. Cloud University pay $4,439 in base tuition and fees for residents, per semester. For non-residents, the figure is $6,452. On a yearly basis, total costs including room and board and books and supplies are $23,098 for residents and $27,124 for non-residents.
Baruch College
More than 18,000 students enroll at Baruch College, speaking a collective 110 languages between them. Baruch has on numerous occasions been named "one of the most ethnically diverse student bodies in the United States." Its campus is also conveniently located close to the heart of the city in Manhattan.
Comprising a total of 33 credits for completion, this Master of Science in education – educational leadership leads to eligibility for the School Building Leadership Certification that's required for all assistant principals or principals in New York State. Applications can be made following completion of 24 credits, though after completion of a further 15 credits, students can apply for School District Leadership Certification, too.
Five additional partnership programs are also offered, which are the aspiring principals program, leaders in education apprenticeship program, scaffold apprenticeship model, new leaders for new schools program, and teacher education leadership program. The detail of these initiatives is too much to include here, but you can read more on the institution's website.
For graduate students who are taking 12 or more credits, tuition is charged at $5,545 per semester for in-state residents. Out-of-state students and international students pay on a per-credit basis, with a charge of $855.00. Part-time students taking less than 12 credits are also charged on a per-credit basis.
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
The University of Illinois at Urbana, Champaign dates back to 1867. Today, the university has numerous locations including Illinois Online , the distance learning program that takes place via a modern elearning platform. The university has been accredited by the Higher Learning Commission since 2010.
The typical plan of study for this master's degree in educational administration and leadership comprises a minimum of 32 credit hours. You'll get to choose 6 core courses from a selection of around 20, in addition to making similar choices later in your studies. This allows for a highly customizable program of study that you can align to your specific career aspirations.
You'll take 24 hours in courses such as education law, leading improvement and innovation, human resource management, or the school superintendency. You'll then take an additional 4 hours in educational policy, organization, and leadership foundations, plus 4 hours in educational psychology foundations.
Graduate base tuition for residents of the state is $12,688, while non-residents and international students pay $27,412. If living on-campus, you will also pay fees including a general fee, service fee, health service fee, and library and information technology fee.
Winona State University
Winona State University (WSU) was one of the first universities in the U.S. to provide laptops to its students. In addition to championing technology, the institution is committed to sustainability and this is reflected in courses, research, and programs. What's more, WSU's students contribute nearly 100,000 hours of community service each year.
This master's degree curriculum has been designed for existing teachers or other school staff within Birth-12 schools. It's geared toward producing competent leaders and champions of systemic change within the education system. You may choose from two paths: one leads directly towards the K-12 principal licensure, while the other does not.
The second program allows students who do not want to become principals to focus their studies on elective coursework. This is structured around other topics, namely your career aspirations and professional interests, such as curriculum design, educational technology, early childhood education, and student assessment, to name a few.
Minnesota graduates pay $428.28 per credit, plus $41.50 in fees per credit to attend. Non-residents pay $646.17 plus $41.50, though there are reciprocity discounts for certain states. There is also something called the eWarrior Digital Life and Learning Program, which equips you with a laptop—and potentially iPad, depending on your program—for use during your studies, at a cost of $485.00.
North Carolina State University at Raleigh
At North Carolina State University at Raleigh, curriculums are designed around real-world problem solving, with graduate programs that specialize in the areas of business and education, so you know you're in good hands. The institution has the largest student body of any other within the state and is ranked in top place among North Carolina universities for affordability and value.
This master's degree in school administration offers online study options to students not located in Raleigh. It will prepare you for entry into or advancement of an existing career within leadership in a K-12 organization. You'll complete eight 3-hour courses, comprising 24 credit hours. You'll also take an 18-credit-hour internship.
To satisfy the 42-credit requirements of the degree program, you will also undertake a full-time internship or residency in the second year. Courses on this program are generally scheduled in the afternoon or evenings for students who are studying on-campus, in addition to some Saturdays.
Graduate students pay around $11,673 in base tuition for residents of the state, or $28,999 for non-residents and international students. On average, eligible students receive approximately $11,000 in financial aid. There are also tuition waivers and special rates for certain student groups, though they don't apply to this program.
Appalachian State University
At Appalachian State University, you'll never be short on incredible views from the campus that's situated against the Appalachian Mountains. As a university surrounded by natural beauty, this institution's staff and students participate widely in sustainability efforts, in addition to having a broad choice of student clubs and organizations to participate in.
With three start dates, the ASU Higher Education Program offers this master's degree in higher education, with a concentration in community college and university leadership. Available on-campus or online, you'll take a total of 36 credit hours to achieve your degree.
Core requirements include study of diversity in higher education, the history and law of higher education in America, plus research methodology. The curriculum for the concentration includes study of courses such as Higher Education Finance, Supervising and Advising in Higher Education, and Leadership in Higher Education.
Graduates at Appalachian State University pay approximately $7,976 if residents of the state, or $21,408 for out-of-state students. Financial aid averages around $8,000 for students who are eligible. Additional fees—books and supplies, room and board, and more—come to around $19,058 or $30,037, respectively.
University of Nebraska-Omaha
Networking is strong at the University of Nebraska Omaha, with over 500 partnered organizations focusing on community issues and 100's of music events, festivals, professional speakers, and sporting events available. This university is also known for having some of the lowest tuition and fees schedules among the state's four-year universities and colleges.
Comprising 36 credit hours, this master's degree in educational leadership consists of 21 credit hours in core courses, plus 12 hours of concentration courses, and 3 hours of electives. Class scheduling takes into account working professionals, with most taking place outside of working hours for the convenience of students.
Your classes will also be scheduled in such a way that half of your study time takes place in the field, on practical assignments, or online. You'll be able to choose from three concentration areas: building administration, SPED leader (special education leadership), or teacher leader, the latter of which doesn't offer certification.
The cost of attendance, including all tuition and fees, room and board, and books and supplies, runs at around $19,068 for residents or $27,690 for out-of-state students. Inclusive of typical personal expenses and transportation, these figures are closer to $22,970 and $31,592, respectively.
University of Idaho
Established in 1892, the University of Idaho was the only university in the state until 1963. Thanks to an absence of competition from other institutions, this has allowed this university to compete at a higher level right up to present day. In 2019, Forbes ranked the university among America's Best Value Colleges.
The university offers a Master of Education or Educational Specialist track, for those who want to become a principal or superintendent. Through collaboration with local school districts, students also have access to teaching opportunities in the areas local to the university campus, allowing you to work close by while you study.
Both programs are approved by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) and both are available online for students who'd prefer distance learning. For admissions consideration, you'll need to have a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution. Successful completion of the program awards eligibility for the Standard Administrative Certificate Examination.
Graduates at the University of Idaho pay $9,876 in base tuition, with added various costs bringing the total to around $26,456. On the other hand, non-residents pay $29,112 in base tuition and fees, for a total of approximately $46,070. These figures include assumed miscellaneous and personal spending of around $4,000.
Western Illinois University
Western Illinois University offers a choice from more than 60 majors. Students receive around $10 million in scholarships every year and have access to more than 150 different programs or groups. Regardless of your reasons for considering WIU, there's bound to be something that draws you in.
This Master of Science degree is highly flexible for those students who intend on working while they study. A "weekend academy" means you'll never need to attend classes during the working week, with cohorts meeting between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturdays, and between 8 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on Sundays.
Comprising 33 semester hours, the course is open to applications from prospective students who have met both the WIU School of Graduate Studies admission requirements, plus the Master of Science in education requirements. The Department of Educational Studies at WIU has certified over 2,000 principals and 600 superintendents in the past 50 years.
Tuition and fees at this university are assessed on a per-credit-hour basis. For graduates, this is $339.82 regardless of your state of residency. Contrary to usual expectations, there is also no significant increase for graduate tuition compared to undergraduate rates. A full list of fees and other rates can be found on the website.
Texas Woman's University
According to the university website, Texas Woman's University is the No. 1 university in DFW for graduate earnings vs. the cost of their education. It has also been named No. 1 for students who have children. As a working professional with a busy schedule, the flexibility this degree offers could make TWU the ideal choice for your education.
This educational leadership degree prepares graduates to work in K-12 higher education and other settings. The program comprises 30 semester credit hours of coursework; this is broken down into 21 hours of educational leadership courses, 3 hours of research methods, 3 credit hours spent on an internship, and 3 hours of an applied research project or professional paper.
Your courses will include, for example, Curriculum Development, Assessment, and Evaluation; Leadership and Special Programs; Professional Principal Preparation; and Professional Development and Supervision in Education. For admission into the graduate school, you'll need an existing bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university, with a minimum GPA of 3.0 for your last 60 semester credit hours.
Based on an assumed 18 credit hours per term, the base tuition cost for resident graduate students is $4,973, plus $2,695 in fees. Overall, inclusive of other fees and expenses, the total cost for on-campus students is around $22,155, or $13,722 if living at home.
University of Oregon
Students at the University of Oregon are known as Ducks and work together as part of a flock. The campus is situated in an area of natural beauty, surrounded by rivers, mountains, and the coastline. Students excel in areas of art, mathematics, and nature, with the institution the No. 1 public university in the state for first-year retention and graduation rates.
You don't need a background in teaching to apply for this master's degree in educational leadership, which leads to careers in schools from Pre-K through to 12th grade. Typically completed within two years, the program comprises 45 credits, with 9 credits covered each term.
You'll start with core courses in areas like evidence-based decision making and professional writing, culminating in a master's project at the end of the program. Up to 15 related graduate credits may be transferred as electives from another accredited institution.
Base tuition and fees for graduate students at the University of Oregon are $17,238 for residents of the state, or $29,091 for non-residents. Inclusive of housing costs, books and suppliers, and other fees, the total cost is around $33,063 or $45,867, respectively. There's also a one-time matriculation fee of $430 due in your first term.
Michigan State University
Michigan State University (MSU) has a total enrollment of around 50,000 students at a campus that sits on 5,300 acres of land. Situated just three miles east of Michigan's capital, the institution offers a huge range of more than 200 academic programs and 275 education abroad initiatives.
This is a master's degree in K-12 educational administration, preparing you for a career in leadership within public, charter, or private K-12 schools or organizations. The program combines on-campus instruction with online courses, resulting in a schedule that you can easily fit alongside your existing work or personal life commitments.
Comprising 21 core credits and 9 elective courses, it'll take you an average of two to three years to complete your degree. After graduation, you'll be eligible to apply for various certifications from the Michigan Department of Education, providing you meet other eligibility criteria set by the state.
When it comes to tuition, master's degree students pay $755.50 per credit hour. This works out to around $18,858 for Michigan residents, or $37,056 for non-residents and international students who pay a higher rate. The average amount of financial aid awarded stands at around $11,500, which is a little above average.
Brooklyn College
For more than 90 years, Brooklyn College has been educating students, with a total enrollment of nearly 18,000. Between them, the student body represents over 140 nations and speaks more than 90 languages. Students can choose from more than 175 undergraduate and graduate degrees, certificates, and advanced certificates.
This master's degree in educational leadership leads to eligibility for the School Building Leader Certification within the state of New York. To apply for this certification, you will need to demonstrate at least three years experience of working full-time in the classroom or within pupil personnel services.
While studying in this program, you'll learn how to identify key principles driving curriculum design and apply the knowledge in the creation of your own materials. You'll study financial and budget data, learn about effective leadership techniques, and understand how to observe and assess teachers while they teach.
New York State residents pay around $5,545.00 per semester if studying full-time, or $470.00 per credit if studying part-time. Non-residents and international students pay $855.00 per credit regardless of classification as a part or full-time learner. There is also a costs and fees schedule available here.
Kean University
Located just half an hour away from New York City, Kean University has scored highly in a U.S. News & World Report ranking for social mobility. Campus locations include a full campus based in Wenzhou, China, and Kean Skylands, a campus that sits within 40 acres of protected land in western New Jersey.
The master's degree in educational administration is one of three programs offered by Kean University. The curriculum blends practice and theory, covering topics such as public administration and school law and policy. One notable alumni is Phil Murphy, who was appointed as New Jersey Commissioner of Education in 2018.
There are numerous potential tracks to choose from so that you can align your studies with your interests and intended career path. For example, aspiring principals can opt for the supervisor and principal track, while those with a keen interest in technology could opt for the program in digital leadership.
Graduate tuition is charged at a flat rate for full-time students and on a per-credit basis for part-time students. Full-time students pay around $8,677.75 if residents of the state, or $11,158.75 for out-of-state students. Part-time students pay $833.40 or $987.40 per credit, respectively.
Plymouth State University
Plymouth State University is conveniently nestled close to some stunning natural beauty, including the White Mountain National Forest and New Hampshire's Lakes Region. Established in 1871, this institution lets you custom design your degree program with integrated clusters, meaning you'll graduate with a degree that's highly relevant to your intended career.
You have three focus options within this area of study: the non-certification option and K-12 School Principal Certification option are suited to those who want to complete a master's degree. There is an additional third option to gain the K-12 certification without a master's degree, though you require 5 years' worth of experience teaching to be eligible.
For admission into the master's program, you'll need to have a minimum GPA of 3.0 from your undergraduate coursework. You'll also need to evidence your official transcripts, provide three professional recommendations, and a statement of interest, alongside your resume and a $75 application fee.
For state residents, graduate tuition runs at $550.00 per credit, while non-residents pay $765.00. There are additional, mandatory fees of $42 applicable to each credit. There's also a $30 nonrefundable registration fee due each term for course registration, in addition to other fees for health services, student activities, and building maintenance.
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
At UNC Charlotte, around a third of students are the first in their family to attend college. The student body represents 47 different states across the nation, with average in-state tuition and fees coming to around $7,096. You'll have a choice of more than 90 bachelor's and 100 master's programs.
This master's degree in educational leadership is intended for those who want to work in P-12 administration, though it's worth noting that the course doesn't lead to licensure. You'll be prepared for the intensive nature of leadership within education, including support and supervision techniques, and innovation and change in school systems.
There are two application deadlines; first priority applications received by January 15 will receive full consideration for financial aid, while second priority applications can be made up until March 1. You'll need a minimum GPA of 3.0, a bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college, and a minimum of 3 recommendations.
The tuition rate for graduate students who are NC residents is $542.25 for 0-2 credit hours, $1,084.25 for 3-5 credit hours, $1,626.50 for 6-8 credit hours, and $2,168.50 for 9 or more credits. Non-residents pay $2,221.50, $4,442.75, $6,664.25, or $8,885.50, respectively. There are also additional fees applicable to both groups of students.
Lehman College
Lehman College welcomes around 14,000 students annually, with more than 80,000 alumni already having graduated from a variety of programs. Students can choose from around 90 undergraduate and graduate level degree programs. Lehman College has also been recognized in 4th place for student mobility by the National Bureau of Economic Research.
This Master of Science in educational leadership program prepares you for licensure as a school building leader (SBL), as per the requirements set by New York State. After graduation, you'll have the necessary knowledge and skills to work in a leadership position, for example as a principal or assistant principal, or a department chair.
You'll take courses in areas such as ethics in school leadership, creating supportive learning environments, and collaborative and community-based leadership. You'll need a minimum GPA of 3.0, a bachelor's degree in a related field, and at least three years in a teaching position.
As a resident of NYS, you'll pay around $470.00 per credit. Non-residents pay a little under double, at around $855.00 per credit. There are also additional fees that include a student activity fee and technology fee; for a full breakdown of all applicable fees, you can view them on the college's website.
Midwestern State University
Founded in 1922 and located in Wichita Falls, Texas, MSU boasts a 255-acre campus and is the only university in the state to be a member of COPLAC, the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges. Non-residents also enjoy a special rate of tuition, with MSU named on a recent list of the 10 cheapest public schools for out-of-state students.
Your courses will cover all the key areas required for a graduate working in educational leadership and school system reform. You'll cover courses such as School Business Management, School Law and Public Relations, and School Change and Reform. You'll also undertake an internship in educational leadership.
There are three application deadlines for fall, spring, and summer semesters, which are May 15, September 15, and March 15, respectively. To apply, you'll need to have a minimum GMAT score of 480, in addition to providing letters of recommendation, transcripts, and an online application.
Graduate students who are residents of Texas pay around $6,609 in base tuition and fees. Non-residents don't pay a great deal more, with average tuition and fees of around $7,779. The average amount of financial aid awarded to students who are eligible is approximately $6,200.
University of Northern Colorado
Established in 1889, the University of Northern Colorado is not far from the famous Rocky Mountains. Nearly 13,000 students are enrolled, with around a quarter of these being graduate students. There's a 17:1 student-to-faculty ratio and more than 120 graduate programs and 100 undergraduate programs to choose from.
According to the university's website, UNC is the highest-ranking university in the state for online graduate study, in addition to being in the top 10 for the whole nation. As a student with an interest in educational leadership, you'll have the choice of studying toward a Master of Arts (M.A.) or Educational Specialist (Ed.S.).
Your curriculum might include courses such as School Finance and Budgeting, Management and Leadership in Education, and Shaping Organizations. You'll cover essential leadership techniques and strategies, the development of curriculums, resources, and policy, as well as program planning and organization. After graduation, you'll be ready to work as a K-12 administrator.
At the University of Northern Colorado, graduates pay the higher rate of $560 per credit hour as residents of the state, or $1,150 as non-residents or international students. There are additional fees, including a student services fee, LEAF fee, technology fee, library fee, and capital fee.
University of South Florida Sarasota–Manatee
With 80% of students receiving financial aid and a low student-to-faculty ratio of around 13:1, there are lots of reasons to choose the University of South Florida Sarasota, Manatee. The institution offers more than 40 bachelor's and master's degrees and certificate programs.
This master's degree is available partly online, with concentrations in K-12 public school leadership, non-public or charter school leadership, and curriculum leadership. These concentrations take place at different campuses and have unique focuses; thus, it's worth considering your career aspirations to ensure you choose the most beneficial program type.
K-12 public school leadership will lead to eligibility for the Level I K-12 Educational Leadership – Administrative Class Certification in Florida. However, while useful for specific careers, the other two concentrations do not satisfy all requirements for state administrator certification.
Undergraduate level tuition is among the lowest in the nation at this institution, though graduates pay considerably more. The graduate rate is $417.90 per credit for residents, or $863.64 for non-residents. Both pay around $4,850 in room and board and $1,200 for books and supplies, plus around $4,100 in other expenses.
Northwest Missouri State University
Northwest Missouri State University has more than 160 majors and programs to choose from. Students participate in a range of more than 200 clubs and organizations, with 96% working or continuing their education 6 months after graduation. The campus features state-of-the-art facilities, including laboratories and modern teaching apparatus.
The Master of Science in educational leadership can be completed in just one year and has been structured around recent changes made to the national standards. For admission, you'll need a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75, in addition to a 3.5 or greater on the GRE analytical writing component.
Students enrolling in this program can choose whether they focus on the State of Missouri standards or National Educational Leadership Preparation standards. Those enrolled on the first program can choose to complete part of the coursework remotely via online learning, while the other focus is delivered on-campus.
Graduate tuition at this institution is broken down into three separate rates for business, computer science and information, and other areas of study. You'll pay the lowest tuition rate of $290.00 per credit, plus a $125.00 per-credit general fee and $23.20 technology fee, for an overall cost-per-credit of $438.20.
CUNY City College
CUNY City College has origins that date back to the start of the second industrial revolution, with the Free Academy being founded in 1847. This would later become the College of the City of New York and the institution that we know today.
The educational leadership program at this college offers two qualifications in this area, one being a master's degree and the other an advanced diploma. You'll study a curriculum that incorporates organizational development, supervision models, methods for building learning communities, and staff development and leadership techniques.
Coursework will be delivered in a variety of formats, including workshops, the analysis of case studies, simulations, problem-based assignments, and periods of reflection. Upon graduating from the program, you'll have the skills and knowledge required to inspire and lead other educational staff in the transformation and improvement of school systems.
CUNY City College's graduate tuition is lower than average compared to similar institutions. Graduates pay around $11,402 in base tuition if they are residents of New York, or $20,832 for out-of-state students. Financial aid is available too, with approximately $8,500 awarded on average.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is an advanced degree (Master of Arts or Science, or Master of Education) that focuses on connecting student needs with useful curriculum and teaching methods. It focuses on the different areas of educational administration, management, and leadership, and prepares students for careers in each. Curriculum emphasizes topics in leadership techniques, organizational planning, and teacher assessment.
A master's in educational leadership can open doors to advanced teaching positions, school administration opportunities, and higher pay. As demand increases for teachers, especially in rural areas, the need for educational leaders also rises. Postsecondary education administrators are also in demand, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects jobs will increase by 4% each year through 2032.
Graduates with an educational leadership master's degree can make an average yearly salary of $101,320, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The lowest 10% of earners make less than $65,000/year and the highest 10% make more than $158,000/year. Public elementary and secondary schools offer higher earnings potential than private schools by about $20,000/year.
With this degree you can advance your current career or move out of teaching and into administration in private and public schools. Here's a list of top careers in educational leadership.
• Assistant principal
• Curriculum leader
• Dean of students
• Department head
• Program director
• Registrar
• School principal
• School superintendent
• University president
It requires dedication and hard work, alongside a strong commitment to education and learning. But the degree is no harder than other MEd programs. Curriculum focuses on educational administration, leadership, and management, with special attention to curriculum development.
The master's degree takes about two years, on average, when you study full-time. Some schools offer accelerated, online programs that run year-round. This means students take summer courses and allow you to complete your degree in a shorter time.


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Dietitian-Nutritionist day
2018 EuDAP Report / by admin / 705 views / Popular
The need to publicize the figure of the dietitian-nutritionist to society is imposed.
The best way to make ourselves known is to provide faithful and clear information about the myths and food errors that are disclosed, as well as simple nutritional advice, which facilitate the good eating practice of healthy and sick people.
On the Dietitian-Nutritionist Day, two things are talked about: the figure of the DN and healthy eating. Hence the need to give substance to the Day of the Dietitian-Nutritionist with messages of food and nutrition concern to all people and to improve their health and quality of life, and to introduce the DN as a highly qualified health professional.
Objectives of this day
• Promote the profession of the dietitian in the population
• Disseminate the professional skills of the dietitian among citizens and government administrations.
• Promote the citizen-dietitian relationship, so that the population recognizes the dietitian as a close professional and capable of helping him in his daily diet.
• Contribute to community nutrition and public health through messages related to the population's food education.
Why on November 24?
It is a randomly chosen date that falls within a time of the year in which we are active and receptive (it is not summer, nor end of the year, nor holiday, etc.), it does not coincide with any International Day indicated.
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- National Dietetic Association: SPAIN - General Council Dietitians-Nutritionists of Spain (GCD-NE), Consejo General Dietistas-Nutricionistas de España
- EFAD Education Associate Member: none or other than from the list
- EuDAP key objectives: Objective 2. Promote the gains of a healthy diet and nutritional support throughout the life course, Objective 3. Use dietitians as educators and experts in the community and clinical settings, Objective 4. Invest in establishing the effectiveness of dietitians
- Target audience: Health professionals, General Public, Local Community
- Participating countries or institutions: The DN Day is promoted and organized by the General Council of Dietitians-Nutritionist Associations of Spain, CGD-NE, with the invaluable help of the Spanish Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, AEND that collaborates in the preparation of scientific and informative content .


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5 Charities In The United States To Help You
Charitable organizations are everywhere in the world, and they have made a big impact in the life of the society. They provide help to the people in need, and it is not only the government that provides help, but all the organizations have done it. So, what kind of organizations can help you and your family? Let's have a look at the top 5 charities in the US.
1. American Red Cross
The American Red Cross is one of the oldest charitable organization in the US. It is a global non-profit organization which provides support to victims of emergencies, disasters, diseases, and other humanitarian needs around the world. The Red Cross started its work in 1881 in London and was the first organization to help wounded soldiers. The founder of this charity was named Clara Barton.
2. Salvation Army
The Salvation Army is a charitable organization in the US that provides help to the needy and homeless people. Their motto is "Helping People to Help Themselves".
It was founded by William Booth in 1865. It is the largest charitable organization in the United States and is recognized worldwide for its humanitarian work. The Salvation Army helps people in need by providing aid, food, shelter, medical care and educational services.
3. United Way
The United Way is one of the biggest philanthropic organization in the US. They help the organizations to run their campaigns and they help to the people in need.
This is an organization that provides help to underprivileged people. It is a nonprofit organization that offers assistance to people living in poverty. They provide help to these people by providing them with educational facilities, health care, job opportunities, and housing facilities.
4. Ronald McDonald House
This organization helps sick children to stay near to their parents. It is one of the best charities in the US. They provide a warm and caring environment to the families of children with cancer. The organization offers support and services to the families, and helps them to cope with the situation.
5. Children's Hospital
The Children's Hospital Charity is an organization that supports children's hospitals. Children's hospitals provide care for children from birth to 18 years. This is one of the best organizations that help the kids to get a better future. They also provide the best treatment to the kids who are facing any problem.
There are so many organizations in the US that help to the people. The above-mentioned organizations have done a good job and their work is outstanding. You can visit their official websites and make donations to them.


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Leadership Blindspots
How Successful Leaders Identify and Overcome the Weaknesses That Matter
Published by Jossey-Bass
Leadership Blindspots is a comprehensive guide that helps individuals surface and act on unrecognized weaknesses that can impair their effectiveness, damage their organizations and derail their careers. Written by an author with years of experience working closely with leaders as a management consultant, the book provides a useful model for understanding how blindspots operate and the risks they pose. At the same time, Leadership Blindspots offers a clear roadmap to becoming a better leader by offering pragmatic advice on how to manage blindspots more effectively. Topics include:
- A framework to understand why blindspots threaten all leaders - and are particularly prevalent in the most visionary and driven of leaders
- A description of different levels of blindness - those about yourself as a leader, the capabilities of your team, the strengths and weaknesses of your company and the changes occurring in your industry
- A description of the most common leadership blindspots and surveys to assess your areas of vulnerability
- Actions you can take in five key areas to identify and manage your own unique risks, as well as the blindspots you see in those with whom you work
Hardcover | 240 pages
| 9781118646298
| April 21, 2014


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The Kansas Jayhawks are heading up the road to Omaha as a #2 seed.
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A minor miracle as the Texas Longhorns are in the big dance.
The Baylor Bears landed a 3 seed, but they're thinking about a Final 4.
Another team with big expectations these next few weeks? Iowa State Cyclones.
Sooners' TaShawn Thomas can't wait for his NCAA Tourney debut.
Oklahoma State draws a familiar foe in their opening round match up.
WVU lands a 5 seed… so already some are calling it the 12-5 upset special.


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In 2014, Autostraddle boldly declared that A+ members were the future — and the numbers don't lie: we were right.
Currently, support from A+ members covers about half of our entire budget, funding Autostraddle and keeping us majority free-to-read. For the past two years the other half of our budget has been covered by fundraiser support, PPP loans, merch sales through the store, affiliate links, and some ad sales that are slowly starting to come back. If you're an A+ member, you can read specifics about our finances in our Annual Report.
Someday, I hope A+ income will cover even more than half of our budget, making us less vulnerable to fluctuations in ad sales or the whims of affiliate programs through mega-corporations. How many A+ members would that take? Not too many.
For example, to cover 75% of Autostraddle's current annual budget, we need about 11,000 A+ members. Do I think we'll get to 11,000 overnight? Certainly not. It's taken us 2 years to grow from 3,700 to 6,500+ members. But…in two, three or four more years, with continued investment in sustainable growth and the kind of audience expansion that would lead to more people who could join A+, we really could get to that more-than-halfway mark.
Fundraising isn't just part of our business model for the pandemic, it's part of our long-term growth strategy. Every time we fundraise, we welcome hundreds of new A+ members, and we become that much more sustainable. (Is this you? Do you want to join and be a part of keeping this queer community here for all of us?)
When other publications lose revenue from a downturn in ad sales, they make cuts. When that happens to us, we fundraise, because we know that short-term cuts will lead to long-term loss for you and for us. We can't grow our membership while publishing fewer articles or lower quality work, and we can't expect even more from our already-small staff. If we published less and our traffic fell because of it, we'd likely lose ad revenue and then we'd just have to fundraise more! We would be even more tired! And also, publishing less, isn't on mission for us. We want to bring you the work of more queer writers, not fewer. Doing less, as much as we'd like a break, isn't going to help us longterm. That's why we're fundraising, especially so we can hire more people so we can do this work, but with more reasonable individual workloads. Here is a chart about the arts fundraising cycle. You will notice that making good art is key!
But you get it! If we lose the "Make Good Art" part, the actual heart of Autostraddle, we lose everything — you, members, ad revenue. The whole thing crumbles.
Our goal is $138,000 for a 4-month stretch, which is definitely NOT $220,000 — the amount we raised for a 5-month stretch last time. It's a smaller gap of about ~10K a month. A+ as a concept is working, the steps we've taken to shore up our revenue streams are gradually working, but we still need to fundraise to make ends meet. We still need you.
A+ Is Why We Can Exist Without a Complete Paywall
In 2014, we launched A+ at a time when few programs like it existed. In the transition from print to digital, many readers had grown accustomed to endless supplies of advertiser-subsidized free content online. Very few newspapers had even instituted paywalls, while today, it's hard to find a newspaper without a paywall.
2014 was a sweet spot for us in the zeitgeist where demand for queer content was high but also still just unpopular enough in the mainstream for our work to easily dominate search results in relevant categories — it was our best traffic year ever. For ad-supported publications, more traffic = more revenue. But for us, it was just more people with higher and higher expectations of our site despite us not having the money to meet those expectations — internally or externally.
Meanwhile, digital media companies like Buzzfeed and Mic also weren't generating enough ad revenue to sustain their enormous budgets and rapid growth, but they had enough investment capital to float through regardless. That was their secret. Ours? Like so many queer women's publications before us: we simply worked very long hours for very low pay. That's what it took to get off the ground, but it wasn't going to work long term.
So, they started Autostraddle Plus. This program that offered new, bonus content to its members but, unlike a traditional paywall, there'd be no change in the experience for non-members. We knew there'd always be people who couldn't afford membership, but members would be paying it forward to keep it free for everyone else.
The Defector (a sports site) was paywalled out of the gate and in so doing, found themselves funded beyond their wildest dreams. That kind of model is fine for them and what they are doing. Autostraddle, though, has always been and remains a predominantly free space for everyone who needs it. That is how we do things. This is our contract with you. If you can, we ask that you support, and in return, we will remain [almost] completely free to read, which is your gift not just to us, but to all our readers.
A+ Helps Us To Be the Publication You Want Us To Be, To Change for the Better, To Grow
In her fundraiser letter, Vanessa talked about a time when she wasn't paid for her work here, when most of Autostraddle was run by volunteers. What everyone did to get this space off the ground was monumental — the family they lived with, the extra jobs they had, the partners who supported them or put them on their healthcare, the savings that they used up — that needs to be recognized as the cost of running Autostraddle in those years. It wasn't free. It cost a lot. We wouldn't have Autostraddle if they, and honestly, their loved ones / friends / family / exes, hadn't made those sacrifices. The old model was not sustainable.
I fondly (LOL) remember applying for the part-time Autostraddle gig during a time of finger numbing cold weather in October 2019, almost two years ago to the day I am writing this. At the time, Sadie and I were struggling to pull together enough money to get our gas line replaced because gas was LEAKING ALL OVER THE HOUSE. We had no heat or hot water or stove, and at that point it was the same temperature inside as it was outside (in the 40's, Fahrenheit). Mya the dog's breath came out in clouds in the kitchen in the morning. I was taking cold showers, wearing multiple sweaters at a time, cooking eggs in the microwave, juggling several gigs on top of my nonprofit fundraising job and absolutely not doing anything with my free time that didn't pay. I would not, could not have applied to work here at Autostraddle (then, part-time) if the pay had been too low. Pay determines who can be in a space. If Autostraddle hadn't been able to hire me or someone like me, too, then they wouldn't have had someone to lead the fundraising efforts that helped to keep us afloat over the past two years and are helping to keep us here right now. Yesterday, I wrote about fundraisers being a ton of work. I can't imagine how it would work if my coworkers had to do everything they're doing right now and didn't have another person to take this on. I don't know how it would work! (THANK YOU if you've supported us!) Often, choosing to work at Autostraddle means taking a paycut compared to working elsewhere, and if we want people to bring their vision and talents to us, then we need to be able to offer pay and benefits that are enough so we can have the people we need to do this work. Carmen spoke to just how meaningful these new hires will be for us in her letter.
In 2014, Autostraddle had already thought of the means by which they hoped to support a budget that paid people more, that would allow more people to work at Autostraddle than the ones who could volunteer or work for incredibly low wages. That was Autostraddle Plus. Today, A+ members are doing more work than ever to make Autostraddle's plan for a more sustainable future possible. We are grateful to them every day for that gift.
And we've said this before, but it is worth repeating, I think. Being reader supported means that we can take risks on content, it means we can publish pieces that exist to help some people feel seen, even if they aren't widely read. Heather wrote a lot about this difference between creating content for robots and creating content for humans, by humans, with heart — and it's worth a read.
If you haven't already, will you join them?
A+ Is Still the Future
With every fundraiser, more people sign up for A+, meaning that the NEXT TIME we fundraise, we start with more A+ members. Next year, we will hopefully have a full freaking run around the sun with 6,500 or more A+ members! THAT will make a huge difference in terms of how much fundraising we'll do in 2022. That, and the ad sales human who you all are helping us afford, will matter a lot when it comes to our future and how precarious our situation is — or isn't. I don't know if this has been evident, but with each new A+ member who signs up, and each time you help us stick it out through a fundraiser, you are helping us in solving both short-term and long-term problems. Thank you for that gift.
Remember the two to three years I said it would take us to get to 10,000-11,000 A+ members, if we kept going at the same rate, and if as many of you stayed members as was possible for you, or re-joined if you could? We can't promise that our budget will stay the same, we could easily find work for five more people, but we are always, ever closer to more stability — and that's really cool and a very rare (unheard of?) thing for independent queer media. And so in search of an analogy, I guess, like, you don't want a half-baked cake, right? The cake is in fact baking. Imagine us on the Great British Bake-Off, or just picture Carmen baking a cake (she makes her cakes from scratch): it's mixed, it's in the oven. But if we are like WHY IS THE CAKE NOT DONE THIS IS A LIE and we cut the gas (or electricity if you have such a device), we lose all of our work and we also never get cake! So, I hope that makes sense. We are baking a five year cake here. We have two years done. The cake is still goopy, so I need us to see this through or else I will be really put out and also cakeless! Misery! I think cake might be my favorite food, so that just sucks!
AND FUN FACT you can help sustain us in the short-term AND ALSO help bake the cake by joining A+! It's true! Every A+ membership counts toward our goal, and also really makes a difference, out there in the future.
As for what's baking: besides the revenue part, we're also constantly tweaking the actual membership part. We started pop-up Discord servers over the pandemic [want to come to the Senior Staff Discord Hang tonight at 5pm PST?], grew our A+ Advice column until it happened twice monthly, started Platinum. WHO KNOWS what our wild and caffeinated brains will compose for your enjoyment and our collective connection over the next several years. There is only one way to find out.
AND FINALLY, thanks to the suggestions of several A+ members and the awesome problem-solvers at YIKES, we now have an A+ Gift Membership Pool. People who want to contribute to the pool can pay forward a one-year Cobalt membership for someone who can't afford one right now. Every contribution to the gift pool counts toward our fundraising goal, so if you ever wanted to drop a little dollop of A+ joy into a random gay's life, now you can!
This membership pool aligns with the vision we've always held for A+. We're never going to have a full paywall. Since we introduced A+, plenty of other publications, from The Atlantic to Wired to The New York Times and so many others have implemented Paywalls, but we will never implement a full paywall, no matter how profitable it might be. Our model is one where we trust in you, where we trust that if you value this work, you'll pitch in, so that those who can't join A+ can still enjoy a vast majority of everything on the site.
Our creating and visioning didn't end when A+ started in 2014. We're still creating something here, my friends. We're looking around and going, yeah, there is so much more work stretched out before us, years of work of building ourselves up. And that's okay. BECAUSE WHAT IS OVER THERE AT THE END OF THAT, IN THE FUTURE? An unstoppable publication run by queer weirdos? I think I can see the unstoppable part, just over the horizon, and the weirdos are all around me right this moment. So we have that part down. That is the dream. You, us, doing this together.
Let's bake this future cake.


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Ukraine can win this war, NATO chief says; Finland and Sweden move to join military alliance
Men dominate GOP messaging over abortion
US report details church-state collusion on Native schools
US schools are not racially integrated, despite decades of effort
A landmark study tracks the lasting effect of having an abortion — or being denied one
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How Guadalajara lost and found a huge stone bridge built by women
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