St. Louis American: Tell us about your current position in education, its responsibilities and challenges and how you are able to make a difference.
St. Louis American: Tell us about your current position in education, its responsibilities and challenges and how you are able to make a difference.
St. Louis American: Tell us about your current position in education, its responsibilities and challenges and how you are able to make a difference.
St. Louis American: Tell us about your current position in education, its responsibilities and challenges and how you are able to make a difference.
St. Louis American: Tell us about your current position in education, its responsibilities and challenges and how you are able to make a difference.
St. Louis American: Tell us about your current position in education, its responsibilities and challenges and how you are able to make a difference.
St. Louis American: Tell us about your current position in education, its responsibilities and challenges and how you are able to make a difference.
St. Louis American: Tell us about your current position in education, its responsibilities and challenges, and how you can make a difference.
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The St. Louis American Foundation will honor eight outstanding educators from area schools as awardees at the 2019 Salute to Excellence in Education on Saturday, September 21 at the America's Center Ballroom.
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Flynn Park Elementary School in University City has been on a journey these past three years, said Principal Nicalee Wilson. And it’s one that’s best illustrated through a story.
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The Lifetime Achiever in Education Award will look a little different at the St. Louis American Foundation’s 2019 Salute to Excellence in Education Gala on Saturday, September 21. For the first time, the award will go to a couple — Charles and Shirley Brown. Among many educators and their nu…
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What happens to the students who are not quite ready to transition into the next phase of their lives when they graduate high school?
When the little boy came into Chandria Taylor’s preschool class at Gateway MST Elementary School, he would run to the corner and hide.
Explaining the impact that attorney and civic volunteer Valerie Bell has had on education in St. Louis can be a little complicated.
Tell us about your current professional position, its responsibilities, and your accomplishments as an individual and team.
Tell us about your current professional position, its responsibilities, and your accomplishments as an individual and team.
Tell us about your current professional position, its responsibilities, and your accomplishments as an individual and team.
Tell us about your current professional position, its responsibilities, and your accomplishments as an individual and team.
Please tell us about your current professional position, its responsibilities, and your accomplishments, as an individual and team.
Please tell us about your current professional position, its responsibilities, and your accomplishments, as an individual and team.
Tell us about your current professional position, its responsibilities and your accomplishments as an individual and team.
Tell us about your current professional position, its responsibilities, and your accomplishments as an individual and team.
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The St. Louis American Foundation will honor eight outstanding health professionals from area hospitals, federally qualified health centers, and a nonprofit health organization at the 2019 Salute to Excellence in Health Care on Friday, April 26, at the Frontenac Hilton.
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Eleven years ago, Kasia McMullen-Koontz, then 29, was working a regular day as a catering sales manager at the Saint Louis Art Museum. She was 26 weeks pregnant. At one point in the day, she started to feel a sharp pain and was admitted at Barnes-Jewish Hospital.
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The paramedics weren’t able to save her.
St. Louis city voters picked Adam Layne and Tracee Miller to serve on the seven-member elected St. Louis Public School Board in the April 2 general municipal election.
As a broke graduate student with four children, Jessica Adams was barely squeaking by financially after her divorce. She was able to provide for her children – and stay in school – with the help of food stamps and utility assistance. But there was one expense that she couldn’t find help with.
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In 1977, Zenobia Thompson was doing exactly what she loved to do – providing care to her community as a head nurse at Homer G. Phillips Hospital.
This year’s class of Young Leaders includes a supervisor of more than 50 registered nurses, a contract negotiator for one of the world’s largest financial institutions, and a chemical engineer for a major pharmaceutical company.
Jami Ballentine Dolby
Cynthia Chapple
Crystal M. Carter
Chiquita ‘Coach Chi’ Anderson
April T. Cole
Evan Fowler
Jeremiah Giles
Shakia Gullette
Jennifer A. Haynes
Darryl T. Jones II
Andrew (Drew) Hubbard
Dan Lester Sr.
Diana Hill Mitchell
Cletra Peters
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I recently celebrated my 10th anniversary as a St. Louisan. In 2008, when I moved to St. Louis, Bill Shaner, then president and CEO of Save-A-Lot Food Stores, could have easily said, “I got you here, now you go figure it out!” Instead, he was intentional about ensuring my success in the comp…
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It is time to dig in and do the hard work.
Kevin L. Buie Sr. has the long title of department leader of U.S. and Canada receipts and Canada disbursements, along with outgoing funds in Canada, at Edward Jones, a financial services firm based in St. Louis with nearly seven million clients and $1 trillion in assets under management worldwide.
As vice president of Division Operations for Ameren Missouri, Patrick E. Smith Sr. leads strategy execution for customer operations and directs those responsible for design, construction and maintenance of Ameren’s electric energy distribution systems. How he made this career connection is i…
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Jeanetta Hawkins has decorated nearly 4,000 events in her 30 years of running her event decorating and planning business called Personal Touches by Jeanetta, Inc.
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On Wednesday, October 24, Vanessa Cooksey was in New York for the annual fundraising gala for SIFMA Foundation for Investor Education, where she is a board member.
A department leader in a financial services firm, director of Talent and Inclusion at a food ingredient supplier, and vice president at a utility company will be recognizes as Salute to Excellence in Business awardees at the St. Louis American Foundation’s Salute to Excellence in Business Aw…
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On a Monday morning, Maryville University junior Jordan Davis was monitoring a wall-size, digital map of the world – and it looked like he was watching the next world war unfold. Attack lines were flying across the screen every second.
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