Symptoms can come on all at once. Suddenly your words are slurred and your vision is blurry. Chances are good that you are having a stroke. By Alicia Wanek May is National Stroke Awareness Month, and since every year over 795,000 people in the U.S suffer a stroke, you can’t…
Richland College president Kathryn K. Eggleston, Ph.D., was one of nineteen presidents/campus CEOs awarded the Shirley B. Gordon Award of Distinction at Phi Theta Kappa’s annual convention in Nashville, Tenn., Apr. 6-8. College presidents and campus CEOs are selected for this award based on outstanding efforts in promoting the…
Opportunities and options for special needs or disabled young adults after high school By Karyn Brodsky Choosing a path after high school can be overwhelming; finding the right path for a differently-abled student can be downright challenging. Thankfully, more vocational and transitional programs are popping up in Texas and the rest…
At My Possibilities, differently abled students chart their course in society by Karyn Brodsky It is said that you’re never too old to learn. That holds especially true for those with special needs. But what happens when these students age out of high school programs and there’s nothing more…
I have always had a passion for the power of words. I earned a college degree in journalism, wrote advertising and PR copy for decades, drafted commentary to help place neglected kids in safe homes, wrote for many publications, and now I publish a magazine. So why do I so…