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College Football Performance Awards Announces 2009 Trophy Recipients
After an extensive review of the existing data, literature, and evidence, the College Football Performance Awards proudly announces the 2009 CFPA Trophy Recipients. With 20 player conferments this season, CFPA is the most prominent single awards organization in college football. The list of trophy recipients includes 3 Overall Series winners, 5 Offensive Series winners, 3 Defensive Series winners, 5 Special Teams Series winners, and 4 Elite Series winners.

RepairClinic.com President to Speak at Eastern Michigan University College of Business
Chris Hall, President, RepairClinic.com, online appliance parts retailer, has been invited to speak on the topic of “Ethics and Entrepreneurship”, Wednesday, March 17 at 5:30 p.m., Room 114 at the College of Business, Eastern Michigan University for the annual Ethos Week event.

Special Michigan Lotteries to Fund Free Tuition
Special Michigan Lotteries to Fund Free Tuition For today's high school grads finding tuition money in today's economic climate is challenging at best. Student loans have become harder to get because of the credit crunch and government grants have fallen victim to government budget cuts. Michigan has been one of the states hardest hit by the recession but Michigan legislators have come up with a plan to make it easier for residents to attend college.

The Big Ten: A Premier Academic and Athletic Conference
The Big Ten is by far the oldest Division 1 college athletic conference It is a prestigious academic and athletic conference that is one of the hardest to get into in the entire United States

President Selected to Open Sanford-Brown Institute - Grand Rapids
Long-Time Educator and Active Community Volunteer Looks to Make an Impact as Inaugural President

Michigan Future, Inc. to Accelerate Expansion of New College-Prep High Schools in Metro Detroit - First School to Open September 2011
Michigan Future, Inc. (MFI) announced today an ambitious, multi-million-dollar effort to open 35 new, college-prep high schools in the Detroit metro area by 2018, starting with the expansion of the successful Detroit Edison Public School Academy (DEPSA) to open DEPSA High School this fall. This accelerated expansion of high schools, Michigan Future Schools, is being funded by four local foundations – the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, the Skillman Foundation, the Kresge Foundation, and the McGregor Fund. Michigan Future is accepting applications now for two additional high schools to open in the fall of 2011. The Detroit Public Schools (DPS) are also preparing a proposal to submit to the Michigan Future Governing Council later this year ...