Technical Writing
- Connection and Empathy Help Businesses, Leaders Achieve Personal and Professional Growthby Leita HermansonProfile: Maisha Wilder of Wilder Connection, Orlando, FL (Orange County) Orlando, FL‑‑‑Maisha Wilder has a simple formula for success. Like the rustic, simple Mason jars she lovingly collects, she cultivates compassion for others and responds to human needs. Wilder, a dynamic, compassionate, and humble leader, has worked in education for… Read more: Connection and Empathy Help Businesses, Leaders Achieve Personal and Professional Growth
- Cumulative Absenteeism Trends in Central Florida, Growing Problem, New Research Revealsby Leita HermansonResearch team’s unique analysis reveals an important discovery: Looking at the cumulative absenteeism trends, in addition to annual trends among high school graduates, reveals a school attendance crisis that is far worse than originally believed. ORLANDO, Fla., Updated April 30, 2024— Ashton Terry is concerned. The research analyst, former educator,… Read more: Cumulative Absenteeism Trends in Central Florida, Growing Problem, New Research Reveals
- CFEED Research Leads to $1.3M Helios Transfer Scholars Grant to Help Valencia College Students Become UCF Knightsby Leita Hermanson(Shared from CFEED.org) Orlando, Fla., February 12, 2024 — The Central Florida Education Ecosystem Database’s (CFEED) research is helping hundreds of Valencia College transfer students get closer to a coveted university education. CFEED research recently played a vital role in securing a $1.3M grant from Helios Education Foundation to help… Read more: CFEED Research Leads to $1.3M Helios Transfer Scholars Grant to Help Valencia College Students Become UCF Knights
- Research Leads to Innovative “Interactive Dashboard on Dual Enrollment Readiness,” Pilot Programs at Central Florida Public Schools to Give Students an Early Start on College Successby Leita Hermanson(Shared from CFEED.org) Orlando, Florida, February 15, 2024 — Senior Data Analyst Ashton Terry gets excited when he talks about student potential in Central Florida. Terry is a data analyst for a unique partnership called Central Florida Education Ecosystem Database (CFEED). Recently, CFEED’s research on Dual Enrollment has led to… Read more: Research Leads to Innovative “Interactive Dashboard on Dual Enrollment Readiness,” Pilot Programs at Central Florida Public Schools to Give Students an Early Start on College Success
- How a Unique Data-Sharing Collaboration Opens up a World of Possibilities for Students by Leita Hermanson(Shared from CFEED.org) ORLANDO, Fla., Nov. 27, 2023 – The CFEED analytics team will share an engaging presentation entitled “Collaborative Data-Sharing in Florida” in a FCAN “Hot Topics” webinar on Nov. 30, 2023. The free webinar will be held from 3:30 to 4:30 pm EST. Diana Pienaar, Director; Michael Holt,… Read more: How a Unique Data-Sharing Collaboration Opens up a World of Possibilities for Students
- CFEED Research Informs Osceola Prosper, Helps Launch Third Year. 5,000 Osceola County Students Receive Tuition-Free College in First Two Yearsby Leita Hermanson(sharing from CFEED.org) ORLANDO, Fla., Nov. 3, 2023 — Osceola Prosper recently got the green light for a third year, thanks to CFEED research. An innovative and important program, Prosper was launched in 2022 to boost enrollments and to increase access to higher education in Osceola County. In less than… Read more: CFEED Research Informs Osceola Prosper, Helps Launch Third Year. 5,000 Osceola County Students Receive Tuition-Free College in First Two Years
- Insights from Data on Student Academic Journey Reveal Paths to College Success in Central Florida College System by Leita Hermanson(Shared from an article Leita wrote on cfeed.org) ORLANDO, Fla., Friday, July 7 — Academic advisory leaders gained valuable insights during a presentation by Michael Holt, Product Director for the Central Florida Education Ecosystem Database (CFEED), at the Valencia College Transfer Advisory Partnership (TAP) meeting at the Valencia/University of Central… Read more: Insights from Data on Student Academic Journey Reveal Paths to College Success in Central Florida College System
- Government Contracting Modernization Proposal for AGENCY X’s ABC Applicationby Leita HermansonAgency X achieves its mission with the support of professional IT expertise and customer-centric business solutions Government Contracting is pleased to provide this proposal for modernizing the ABC application for Agency X, the world’s largest aviation/transportation agency. Agency X achieves its mission with the support of our powerful combination of… Read more: Government Contracting Modernization Proposal for AGENCY X’s ABC Application
- Red 6 Airborne Tactical Augmented Reality System Launches Air Force Into the Futureby Leita HermansonDepartment of the Air Force Envisions the Future The Department of the Air Force (DAF) wants a future in which all warfighters across all domains are connected in a joint augmented battlespace. In its 2030 vision, the DAF describes the key objectives it believes are needed to accomplish this vision.… Read more: Red 6 Airborne Tactical Augmented Reality System Launches Air Force Into the Future
- Agile Development, UX, and Usability Support for Federal Government Websitesby Leita HermansonWhether it is building APIs to power consumer-facing applications for federal government websites, developing modern tooling that includes scripted, automated deployment processes, or creating authentication services for unified login across multiple domains, Oddball helps clients like the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) provide exceptional customer service. We do this by helping clients modernize their digital platforms to deliver outstanding user experiences for diverse humans. This in turn helps CMS achieve key objectives, like the six pillars of its strategic plan.
- In life, the smallest detail, one that changes ever so slightly, can make the most differenceby Leita HermansonGeorgia O’Keefe once said: “nobody sees a flower — really — it is so small — we haven’t time — and to see takes time, like to have a friend takes time ….” Contribution to the exhibition catalogue An American place (1944). Perhaps I think too much, but I have… Read more: In life, the smallest detail, one that changes ever so slightly, can make the most difference
- Curiosity and the connected mind: Why writing mattersby Leita HermansonOne of my favorite quotes is one by Albert Einstein: “Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.” Einstein also said that if he were asked to solve one of the world’s most challenging problems and he had just one hour in which to do… Read more: Curiosity and the connected mind: Why writing matters
- A Declaration of Independence and Healing: How Post WWII America Made Bebopby Leita HermansonThere’s a saying that goes something like this: “Necessity is the mother of all invention.” With its characteristic (manic) jam sessions, “complex, dissonant harmonies,” “rhythmically unpredictable skeins of accompanying (piano) chords,” and Kenny Clarke-style “dropping bomb” techniques on drums[1], what compelled bebop? On the surface, necessity might not seem to… Read more: A Declaration of Independence and Healing: How Post WWII America Made Bebop
- Man’s Industrialization Heats up the Environment. The Upside and Downside to Man’s Inventivenessby Leita Hermanson“Man’s Industrialization Heats up the Environment: The Causes and Effects of Atmospheric Pollution.” was written in 1991. The paper started off by stating: “Since the mid-1800s, man has been continuously altering the global environment through his industrialization. Today, industrialized societies such as the United States, Europe and the Soviet Union… Read more: Man’s Industrialization Heats up the Environment. The Upside and Downside to Man’s Inventiveness
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