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University of Phoenix Adds New Degree Programs at DC Campus The University of Phoenix–the largest private university in the nation-is offering a series of new academic program offerings at its Washington, DC campus to help provide local professionals and students with relevant skills and credentials for local employment opportunities. The expansion doubles the number of degree offerings at the campus and aims to meet skills gaps and workforce needs reported by area employers. The new degree offerings are tailored to prepare students for careers in D.C.’s most vital industries and sectors. Specifically, the DC campus has added a BS in Health Administration concentrations in Emergency Management, Health Information Systems, Health Management, and Long-Term Care; an MS in Health Administration; a BS in Organizational Security and Management; a BS in Criminal Justice Administration concentrations in Institutional Healthcare, Human Services and Management; a BS in Communications concentrations in Communication and Technology, Culture and Communication and Marketing and Sales Communication; and a BS in Human Services Management. For more information, visit phoenix.edu/washingtondc.
Washington Full Circle and Q&A Café with Carol Joynt on iTunes Two of the District of Columbia Office of Cable Television (OCT) programs, Washington Full Circle and Q&A Café with Carol Joynt, are now available on iTunes. The podcasting of these shows offers OCT another opportunity to present original content that spotlights the latest in restaurants, shopping, fashion, entertainment and newsmakers unique to the Nation’s Capital. Washington Full Circle, an award winningproduction broadcast on both TV-16 and NBC4 Washington, is a high-energy, fast paced, entertaining and informa-
tive program giving its viewers a backstage pass to all things Washington. From music to theatre, fashion, travel, nightlife and everything in between, Washington Full Circle highlights the latest trends in Washington, DC’s people, places, things and so much more. Q&A Café with Carol Joynt offers candid conversation with today’s newsmakers in the dining room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel in the District’s West End.
Tips on How to Stay Healthy in the Heat As temperatures heat up, the DC Department of Health reminds residents of the importance of staying healthy in the heat during the summer months, particularly when temperatures reach 90 degrees and higher. Extreme heat and humid conditions can cause many medical problems such as heat exhaustion and stroke; therefore residents are advised to take caution when outdoors in high temperatures. Remember to drink plenty of water; stay out of the sun; avoid drinks with caffeine, alcohol, and large amounts of sugar; wear clothing that is loose-fitting, light colored and breathable, such as cotton; dress infants and children in cool, loose clothing and shade their heads and faces with hats or an umbrella; limit sun exposure during mid-day hours and in places of potential severe exposure such as beaches; wear sunscreen; schedule outdoor activities carefully; do not leave infants, children, or pets in a parked car; provide plenty of fresh water for your pets, and leave the water in a shady area. If you do not have access to a cool-temperature location, visit a recreation center, library, or senior center.
703-593-3204 www.davelloyd.net davidlloyd@realtor.com Arlington N. Sun-Filled Spaces $939,900 This contemporary inspired Colonial is nestled on a 10,000+ sqft. lot in the woodland setting of Bellevue Forest. Enjoy 4 finished levels, 4 upper level bedrooms, 3 upper level baths plus 2 convenient half baths, gleaming hardwoods, formal dinin g room overlooking the 2 story living room, a high end granite/stainless kitchen with breakfast room and adjoining family room with fireplace, master retreat with fireplace and spa-like bath, and a fully finished lower level with recreation room and access to the 2 car garage. Conveniently located just steps to parks and trails, and just minutes from Chain Bridge and the GW Parkway. 3603 Military Road.
Arlington N. Spectacular Hilltop Views! $899,900 Immaculate 4 bedroom, 3 bath expanded rambler on a 16,114 sqft lot tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-desac in renowned Country Club Hills. The home offers 3,160 base sq ft. a fantastic sunroom/den addition with tree-top views, a remodeled stainless kitchen, sweeping formal living and dining rooms, 2 fireplaces, classic hardwood flooring, master with bath ensuite, a fully finished walk-out lower level with a spacious family room, au-paire/guest quarters and a 2 car garage. A new roof, driveway, and automatic irrigation system complete the package. Conveniently located just a few minutes from Chain Bridge. 3750 N. Woodrow Street.
Arlington N. Exceptionally Charming! $714,900 Updated storybook Tudor on a quiet non-through street in the Popular “Walk to Metro” Willet Heights neighborhood. Enjoy the circa 1935 stone and brick construction, a sweeping living room, separate dining room, a newly remodeled granite and stainless kitchen addition with breakfast room, a main level laundry room addition, 3 upper level bedrooms plus den/sunroom, loads of lower level storage, a detached brick garage and a fantastic level lot with a lifetime’s worth of green-thumb garden tending just perfect for the summer garden party. Just half a block from bike trail and easy few block stroll to Metro! 1413 N. Wakefield Street.
Foreclosure Mediation Housing Counseling Services, a DC based non-profit, will offer free Foreclosure Prevention Clinics to help homeowners in danger of losing their homes. Clients will receive information and individual counseling to help them identify their realistic options for avoiding foreclosure and to avoid “foreclo-
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