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- [Narrator] In 1862, President Abraham Lincoln

signed a bill that revolutionized

higher education in America,

a revolution that started with Michigan State University.

(upbeat music)

In 1855, the Agricultural College of the State of Michigan,

now known as Michigan State,

was founded as the first US institution of higher education

to teach scientific agriculture.

(upbeat music)

The college opened its doors

to provide a practical education

to all citizens, regardless of social class.

It was a bold experiment that meant for the first time,

higher education was an opportunity

for all, not a privilege for the few.

(upbeat music)

This revolution culminated in the Morrill Act,

signed by President Lincoln in 1862.

This bill allowed for the creation of Land-Grant Colleges,

across the nation,

and Michigan State was the prototype.

For this reason, Michigan State is known

as the nation's Pioneer Land-Grant University.

(upbeat music)

Today, and throughout our history,

true to our land grant mission,

Spartans continue to change the world,

working for the common good

with an uncommon will.

(upbeat music)

For more infomation >> The Nation's Pioneer Land-Grant University | Michigan State University - Duration: 1:37.

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InternSign University: Website Platform for Learning Sign Languages from Around The World! - Duration: 2:32.

Hello my community.

I want to let you all know about a new Deaf business.

It's the website where you can learn different sign language from around the world.

Yes, you can learn some sign language! Let's check out website.

I can teach you all about American Sign Language.

I graduated with a degree in Deaf study that focuses on ASL education.

I welcome you to learn our Libras Sign Language.

It's Libras - Brazil Sign Language.

I will teach you many signs.

So you may communicate with Deaf Brazilians better.

My language is British Sign Language.

I am excited to work with you all.

I look forward to teaching you all about my sign language.

You all can learn and become an expert in Ghana Sign Language.

If you have any question or anything else you'd like to know. Please feel free to webcam me.

I will be ready to answer whole questions you need to know.

Indian Sign Language will help you all to learn how to communicate

with a large Deaf community in India.

I will teach you how to sign in Korean Sign Language.

It's a very new business right now. It's founded by this female

My name is Destiny and I love to travel!

I noticed many beautiful sign language from around the world.

I want to learn more about their sign language.

That's why I started Intersign University business.

It's where you can enter, learn sign language, and get a personal lesson from them.

Come and sign up our classes.

Her business is amazing and that's why I am excited to work with her!

So you all can learn their sign language and communicate with them whenever you are in their country!

Please contact us if you want to be part of the teach program. We do want to expand its sign language videos in the future.

Our goal is to continue growing the number of sign language classes in the future. Please contact us anytime! We will work with you.

We shall build the language community where we all can learn and grow together.

Please support them and become a membership.

For more infomation >> InternSign University: Website Platform for Learning Sign Languages from Around The World! - Duration: 2:32.

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IV stand designed to reduce anxiety for children in hospital - Duration: 2:11.

IVO is a children's infusion stand for use in hospital with the aim to reduce

the child's anxiety when they're going for the type of treatment,

which they often find a scary tricky process.

The initial inspiration for the project came from

when I was chatting to a child play specialist who works in a hospital

She initially discussed the problem with me

But I didn't realise how

how this problem was affecting the children in the hospital, until I

I did a hospital visit and to a child's ward

and chatted to the doctors and nurses

as well as a child himself who was having a blood transfusion at the time

and he told me about how when he was younger he

used to trip over the base a lot

and the nurses quite often had to push the stand for him

and they weren't ideally suited for this age group.

IVO is designed specifically for children aged 3-6,

and it's designed for the right heights for those children.

So it's the low down handles rather than holding the upright pole,

so they can easily pull the product on beside them.

They can also sit on the product as a ride on toy and

and move through the corridors and the play facilities without standing up.

There's also a fold up seat, which less-able and younger children can sit on and get

pushed by the nurses or their very own parents.

Overall, the aesthetic is designed to hide the equipment and reduce the anxiety

related to this treatment, by looking like a child-friendly character.

The large wheels mean that moving outside

and over rougher surfaces is lot more easier

than standard poles.

When testing the prototype,

I spoke to a mother whose daughter was severely ill in hospital.

She was on a drip for several months, and

told me how terrified she was

when she saw an IV stand coming down the corridor.

She got very emotional when she was telling me

about it and told me actually how life-changing this product would have

been for a daughter in hospital and how more work needs to be done

to better the experience of children in hospital.

you

For more infomation >> IV stand designed to reduce anxiety for children in hospital - Duration: 2:11.

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1 killed, 1 arrested after fight near University of Minnesota - Duration: 1:24.

For more infomation >> 1 killed, 1 arrested after fight near University of Minnesota - Duration: 1:24.

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1st Birthday! Johns Hopkins University's Parental Leave Policy Turns One - Duration: 1:37.

[Music: "Happy Birthday to You"]

This is Heath.He was born 4-1/2 months ago.

This is Alice and she was born May 11th.

This is Percy. He's our first child.

[Music: "Happy Birthday to You"]

[Inspirational music]

It was like, oh my gosh, answered prayer.

I was so excited and that extra time really worked out for us.

We are really grateful for that.

[Inspirational music]

From the day he was born it was wonderful.

It definitely helped with getting some time to form a connection with him.

It gave me some relief to know that I'd be able to spend the time I needed to with him at home.

It's allowed us time to bond and truly get to know each other, just to have that time

together that you can't get back.

Photographer singing: "Everybody smile and wave!"

[Parents giggling]

[Inspirational music]

It makes for healthier, happier families and

down the road happier employees and all those things.

[Inspirational music]

For more infomation >> 1st Birthday! Johns Hopkins University's Parental Leave Policy Turns One - Duration: 1:37.

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Holy Family University #WhatTheFluffChallenge - Duration: 0:23.

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For more infomation >> Holy Family University #WhatTheFluffChallenge - Duration: 0:23.

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Nicole '08 | Westfield State University - Duration: 0:31.

Coming from limited resources in a small town,

I never thought that I would be able to live in the nation's capital.

I didn't know what the outcome would be.

I never thought that I'd be able to work for the federal government.

As a research analyst for the FDA,

I look into matters as they relate to protecting the public's health.

Westfield gave me the confidence I needed to be successful.

Without Westfield State University, I wouldn't be where I am today.

For more infomation >> Nicole '08 | Westfield State University - Duration: 0:31.

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Stafford Global: Bringing the University to Africa - Duration: 1:39.

So you want an internationally accredited qualification but cannot put

your job to study overseas? As a busy working professional wanting to improve

your career, it is possible to do an MBA or an MSC with little disruption to your

work and family life. Stafford Global works with Edinburgh Napier University

to offer busy working professionals the opportunity to enhance to their careers

and education through their distance learning programmes. Stafford has been

providing quality distance learning programmes, from top UK universities for

over 25 years! We recruit students across four continents and are now proud to

provide the same opportunity to students throughout Africa. Through the

state-of-the-art virtual learning environment, Edinburgh Napier University

programmes such as the MBA, MSC or BA top-up offers students the flexibility

support and mentorship essential for students to succeed on their online

programmes without sacrificing their careers. Did you know that the Edinburgh

Napier University is ranked in the top 5% of universities across the globe

according to Times Higher Education World University Rankings? The Stafford

consultants will assist you in choosing the right programme, guide you through the

application process and provide you with a flexible payment plan to match your

needs. Contact Stafford Global today and we will bring the university to you!

Visit our website at:

www.africa.staffordglobal.org to apply.

For more infomation >> Stafford Global: Bringing the University to Africa - Duration: 1:39.

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Who Can See The World's Best & largest University Changzhou Institute Of Mechatronic Technology #CN - Duration: 5:57.

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For more infomation >> Who Can See The World's Best & largest University Changzhou Institute Of Mechatronic Technology #CN - Duration: 5:57.

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Westfield State University | 2018 Graduate Commencement Highlights - Duration: 1:11.

The Graduate Class of 2018 represents an impressive group of critical thinkers,

diligent scholars, and confident professionals.

Not only will your graduate work and degree improve you as a professional,

but also in the communities that you live.

Happiness comes from trying to do the right thing in every area of your life,

finding work that is meaningful and helps to make the world a better place

for as many people as possible.

From appreciating and caring for the people in your immediate circle,

and from appreciating and caring for your own precious self.

This is the start of a new chapter in your relationship with Westfield State University,

not the end of your relationship.

But know that Westfield will always be home, and you will always be an Owl.

Congratulations.

For more infomation >> Westfield State University | 2018 Graduate Commencement Highlights - Duration: 1:11.

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Westfield State University | 179th Commencement Highlights - Duration: 1:28.

So Class of 2018, get out there, get busy, make some bold choices

learn from your mistakes along the way

but always stay true to the education and life lessons

gained during your time at Westfield State University.

It's about being a good person, even in the most difficult situations

and in situations that run counter to our beliefs.

Life is going to challenge us beyond anything that we have experienced thus far,

but we have the skills and knowledge to take on anything.

Remember to rely on those around you and never forget

that you will always have a home here at Westfield State.

Challenge yourselves to recognize opportunity and to act.

Time waits for no one.

Always retain a desire to do a task well and work at things diligently.

Be willing to be mentored and to mentor.

Remember to breathe every now and again,

to have fun, and to never take yourself too seriously.

Congratulations Class of 2018 — best of luck!

For more infomation >> Westfield State University | 179th Commencement Highlights - Duration: 1:28.

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Welcome to the University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust - Duration: 6:46.

For more infomation >> Welcome to the University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust - Duration: 6:46.

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University of Florida Apologizes After Black College Students Dragged From Stage at Graduation - Duration: 5:25.

 The president of University of Florida has apologized to nearly two dozen students who were "inappropriately" pulled off stage during the weekend's spring graduation ceremony

But the graduates say the lackluster apology isn't enough.  "In general, I don't think I've ever been handled in that manner, not even by my parents," one of the students, Oliver Telusma, said during an appearance on Good Morning America this week

"It's kind of embarrassing, kind of degrading."  Telusma was one of many black students who attempted a celebratory dance on the stage after being called to receive their diplomas, only to have a nearby usher cut in and physically drag them from the platform

Several clips of the incident were shared on Twitter, with many users pointing out that the white usher appeared to yank only black students — while non-minority students were seemingly given more time and only slightly rushed off stage

UF Twitter 🗣🗣  Somebody please find out this employee's name!! Every time a Black student took more than TWO seconds, he aggressively pushed them

Watch it for yourself. #ItsGreatUF pic.twitter.com/zMee1nMbUZ  — Chris (@ChicoFreedom) May 5, 2018  "I didn't expect that at all

I definitely felt dehumanized and definitely criminalized," Nafeesah Attah told NBC News of the situation

 Telusma, a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, added to NBC: "The interactions of the marshal were certainly racialized

Because we are black Greek letter organization and those moves are symbolic and important to our organizations

"  In a statement on Sunday, University of Florida President Kent Fuchs acknowledged that the official "inappropriately physically rushed a number of students across the stage

" He apologized and said they would no longer carry out the yanking "practice." Statement by @PresidentFuchs at today's commencement ceremony: pic

twitter.com/hVPuIW64Qk  — FLORIDA (@UF) May 6, 2018  One day earlier, officials tweeted from the school's account: "The University is proud of the achievements of every single one of our graduates and regrets that any celebration of the day may have been diminished by those monitoring a graduation ceremony

"  The students told NBC that Fuchs was on the stage, saw the treatment and did nothing

 "It could've been minimized by the president simply just intervening and telling him to take it down a notch," Attah told NBC

University of Florida apologizes after graduates aggressively dragged off stage while receiving diplomas

@VictorOquendo has the latest: https://t.co/gabCMLBnWn pic.twitter.com/TGHOMlwNM6  — Good Morning America (@GMA) May 7, 2018  Another graduate, Christopher Garcia-Wilde, said he noticed from his seat that the usher was very aggressive when handling black students

 "It's a tradition to stroll at graduation if you choose to, and people have been doing this for years," Garcia-Wilde told The Gainesville Sun

"I was actually too afraid [to stroll] because I saw him shove other people. But my two friends who graduated with me really wanted to do it, so they tried

They both were pushed and one of them got an entire bear hug."  UF officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment from PEOPLE