Yvethe santiago biography templates
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Introduction: Examining France and the World
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Santiago Andres Garcia
Modeling household building sustainability (HBS) with wood, stone, and paint: Achieving spatial wellness in a West Walnut household of the San Gabriel Valley, USA
International Journal of Development and Sustainability (IJDS), Jun 11, 2014
Populous urban regions can spawn creative knowledge in practice when re-using existing materials ... more Populous urban regions can spawn creative knowledge in practice when re-using existing materials for sustainable development (Murphy and Pincetl, 2013:49–50; Naveh, 2007:1437–1438; Vatalis et al., 2013:754–755; Wu, 2010:2; Zaman and Lehmann, 2011:186). In this paper, I describe the use of reclaimed building materials (wood, stone, and paint) through three practical household plans, and how the negotiation of these materials, combined with one’s ancestral knowledge systems (Moreno Sandoval 2012:23), and the household growing of food may lead to spatial wellness. As a result, building with reclaimed materials gives birt
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Delaware Tech Honors Yvette Santiago During Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
October 17, 2024
Delaware Technical Community College’s Stanton and Wilmington campuses honored Yvette Santiago, director of community engagement at Nemours Children’s Health, for her commitment to the Hispanic community and culture across Delaware at its 15th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Honoree Celebration on Oct. 3, 2024.
Since 2010, Delaware Tech has recognized and celebrated individuals whose exceptional contributions improved the lives of Hispanic and Latino individuals throughout Delaware.
Santiago has dedicated her 34-year career of advocacy and leadership in education, juvenile and social justice, and healthcare to ensuring children, families, and communities in the Delaware region are able to achieve their greatest potential. She has been a trailblazer for Hispanic women and others in Delaware by being the first Hispanic woman to lead and serve in leadership roles in