January 6, 2021 is a day that will live in infamy
By Stephen Lakis, President of SLLF January 7th, 2021 I know we all share the same emotions about the deplorable events that took place recently in our nation’s capital: anger, [...]
By Stephen Lakis, President of SLLF January 7th, 2021 I know we all share the same emotions about the deplorable events that took place recently in our nation’s capital: anger, [...]
By Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. and SLLF Director of Curriculum Development and Research December 7th, 2020 The holiday season is once again upon us. This year, because of the [...]
By Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. and SLLF Director of Curriculum Development and Research November 4, 2020 Esse Quam Videri- Latin for “To Be Rather Than to Seem.” That is [...]
The following blog was originally written and posted before election day four years ago as we awaited the results of the 2016 elections. Then, as now, we were in [...]
By Thom Little, Ph.D. As we rapidly approach the 2020 elections, one thing seems quite clear. We are a very divided nation. Democrats vs. Republicans. Liberals vs. conservatives. Urban [...]
We have compiled information directly from our Advisory Council members and from their websites to highlight some of the measures being taken by our supporting companies to combat the [...]
We have compiled information directly from our Advisory Council members and from their websites to highlight some of the measures being taken by our corporate sponsor in support Black [...]
By Thom Little, Ph.D. More than thirty years ago, as a college student at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, I was fortunate enough to serve as an [...]
David J. Webb has been interning with SLLF for over a year, working on numerous projects. Last week, we asked him to write a piece for the website about [...]
By: Thom Little, Ph.D. A few weeks ago, I posted a blog entitled “A Rock and a Hard Place: The Pressure to and Challenges of Reopening the States,” acknowledging [...]