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Alli Lindenberg

Alli Lindenberg is the Engagement Specialist for EducationNC. North Carolina born and raised, Alli is from Greensboro, NC where she attended Grimsley Senior High school. She graduated from Elon University with a major in Human Service Studies. Alli produced and co-hosted her own podcast in 2017, which she refers to as her favorite passion project to date. She comes to us from a podcast startup, where she got her official start in media. Alli is passionately curious but her focus right now is the intersection of media and social impact.

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3 lessons from Durham Tech: WayMakers and the future of the trades

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Hurricane Dorian: Here’s which North Carolina schools and community colleges are closed

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‘Our challenges are our biggest opportunities’ — How the Belk Center at NC State immediately assisted community college faculty during COVID-19

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Last week, I interviewed Audrey Jaeger, executive director of the Belk Center for Community College Leadership and Research, for my...

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Listen | We need Teacher Appreciation Week now more than ever

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Each year, the first week of May signifies a dedicated time to celebrate educators: Teacher Appreciation Week. This year feels...

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Listen | ‘MerleFest 2021 will come back stronger than ever’ — An interview with Jeff Cox of Wilkes Community College

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A few weeks ago, I interviewed Jeff Cox, president of Wilkes Community College, for my podcast Hope Starts Here. Below,...

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‘It’s pretty much non-existent’ — Franklin County teacher and EMT describes rural challenges with broadband

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For Steven Gupton, the choice to transform from student to teacher at Louisburg High School might have taken several years,...

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Hope Rocks: How one student is spreading positivity in her rural community

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Josie Morgan is used to being busy with school. As a freshman at McDowell High, her time is usually filled...

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‘I am also a community college graduate’ — Shelley White on her first months as Haywood Community College’s new president

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Shelley White became President of Haywood Community College on Jan. 1, 2020. I had the pleasure of meeting her and...

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‘You’ve got to know your kids’ – How one high school teacher used Snapchat to get her class ready for remote learning

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Editor’s note: This article features Myra Morgan and her daughter, Taylor Morgan. Because they share one last name, we will...

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‘There are thousands of Mrs. Talberts’ – Hear from a parent, first-grader, and teacher experiencing distance learning for the first time.

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Editor’s note: This article features Johanna Anderson and her first-grade daughter, Nina Anderson. Because they share a last name, we...

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Mariah Morris and Julie Pittman share how NC is showing up in new ways to serve students

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The Hope Starts Here podcast surfaces good news stories in the education space. We’re talking to education leaders, teachers, students,...

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Podcast | Introducing ‘Hope Starts Here’

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Welcome to Hope Starts Here – a weekly podcast produced by EdNC.org. I’m Alli Lindenberg, EdNC’s engagement specialist. I’ll be...

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Common threads: How creativity, lifelong learning, and family define Haywood Community College

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Arriving at Haywood Community College, I was so taken by the beauty of the campus that I almost forgot about...

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Coronavirus impacts on NC schools: Extended learning, closures, delays

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Coronavirus is altering the way countless people live their daily lives. We’re giving you the latest on COVID-19’s effect on...