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[ad_1] 6NORTH CHICAGO, IL — Baker Barrios Architects has released design renderings of the nation’s deepest heated therapeutic pool. Located on Chicago’s north side, the project is part of an educational and research facility being developed by Diveheart, an international nonprofit organization. Founded in 2001 by scuba instructor Jim Elliott, a former guide for visually impaired downhill skiers, Diveheart’s mission is to provide scuba diving education courses open to any child, adult or veteran with a disability. These programs provide therapeutic benefits for physical, emotional, and behavioral challenges.The patented design of the deep water therapy pool has a minimum depth…

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[ad_1] MeetingsNet profiles four women who have worked their way into the C-suite through the meetings department. They detail their personal challenges and provide perspective and advice to other planners aspiring to executive careers. Her path to the top: Understand the financial impact of events; Leverage marketing expertise; Learn from colleagues and peers While most people tend to “fall into” the meetings industry, Amy Walter knew after college that business events was her calling. After earning a degree in marketing, she worked in catering and convention services at a hotel and casino in Reno, Nevada for four years. However, “I’ve…

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HR

[ad_1] Five Types of HRIS SystemsThere are five main types of HRIS systems. When you purchase an HRIS system, understanding the different types will help you weigh your options and choose the system that best suits your company’s specific needs.Three types—operational, tactical, and strategic HRIS systems—are classified based on the type of HR functions they perform. Operating systems automate core HR processes, while other systems add more advanced functionality. The remaining two types (comprehensive and limited) depend on whether the functionality provided by the system is broad or narrow. Which type is best for your company depends on the nature…

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[ad_1] In Ann Arbor, University of Michigan officials announced today that Antje Steinmuller will serve as the next chair of the Taubman School of Architecture and Urban Planning. She will succeed current interim president John McMorrow. The announcement follows an international search led by Dean Jonathan Massey; Catie Newell, associate professor at Taubman University, who serves as search committee chair; and student representatives, including Tara Mehta, Taubman Class of 2024. Steinmuller has been an associate professor at California College of the Arts (CCA) for the past 17 years.There she chairs and co-directs the Bachelor of Architecture program Urban Construction Bureau,…

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[ad_1] Celebrate International Women’s Day on the 8thth In March, we asked six outstanding women in the industry to share their success stories, as well as some words of encouragement for fellow women in the hospitality industry. In the hospitality industry, female professionals set the bar high, bringing a wealth of skills, innovation, passion and love to the industry. From entrepreneurs and business owners, to bartenders, chefs, and brand ambassadors, women in the hospitality industry showcase their talents in a multitude of roles—and we want to support them!Claudia Carrozzi, the first female president of the British Bartenders Guild, noticed her…

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[ad_1] The American Institute of Architects (AIA) is promoting 96 member architects and 2 non-member architects to Fellows, an honor awarded to architects who have made significant contributions to the profession.The scholarship program aims to promote architects who have achieved standards of excellence in their professional fields and who have made significant contributions to architecture and society at the national level. Potential candidates must have at least 10 years of AIA Architect membership and demonstrate impact in at least one of the following areas:Promotes professional aesthetic, scientific and practical efficiency. To advance the science and art of planning and construction…

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IT

[ad_1] The fastest growing jobs in the world right now are those related to artificial intelligence and machine learning. That’s according to the World Economic Forum. This is not surprising, as new technologies are being deployed every day, revolutionizing the way the world operates through automation and machine intelligence.advertiseStart the artificial intelligence revolution with UT Austin. Two course start dates per year. $10,000 tuition fee available. Designing human-centered artificial intelligence technologies with the University of Texas at Austin. It takes only 18 months to complete. Visit websiteLead the artificial intelligence revolution with The University of Texas at Austin. The online…

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[ad_1] © Simone Noronha via The New York Times On International Women’s Day, people around the world celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women while raising awareness of the ongoing fight for gender equality. On this day, we celebrate women’s contributions to society and reflect on the barriers women continue to face in their pursuit of equality. Now is the time to recognize women’s achievements, call for gender equality and take action to create a fairer world for all genders. Although the construction industry has traditionally been seen as male-dominated, there are a large number of women…

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[ad_1] Choose simple CRM softwareEase of use isn’t the only factor you may want to consider when choosing a simple CRM software. There are many other aspects of this type of software that need to be compared and contrasted before making a purchase – here are a few key aspects to consider.However, before doing so, find out whether you need Top Sales CRMmarketing or customer service—not all providers excel in these three areas.pricing factorsWith many businesses still feeling the pinch from the economic turmoil of the past few years, pricing will naturally be at the forefront of many businesses’ decision-making…

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[ad_1] CHARLESTON, W.Va. (LOOTPRESS) – The West Virginia Department of Human Services (DoHS) is partnering with Aetna Better Health West Virginia, Mission West Virginia and ten foster care agencies to launch a comprehensive Statewide campaign focused on recruiting foster parents and addressing the foster care placement shortage in West Virginia. The campaign targets single and married adults who have considered opening their homes to foster care in the past but have not yet taken action to qualify. Research shows that people often consider foster care for months or even years before taking action. “This initiative is designed to demystify the…

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