Wanda doesn't just keep Simply Pure at the top of the game, but she also runs the consulting firm Cannabis Global Initiative and remains a vigorous warrior for value in the business.
The former Navy lieutenant is the first African American to own cannabis business in Colorado. The unique quality of Simply Pure that isolates it from the rest is the owner, Wanda James. Simply PureĮstablished in LoHi, Denver, steps from hot bars, cafés, and boutiques, Simply Pure dispensary have everything - from premium small-batch cannabis, a variety of top-shelf concentrates and edibles to trained budtenders on call to guide connoisseurs as well as newbies. The national third-party certification holds dispensaries to organic standards, which the Ardle’s view as important in verifying the truly clean cannabis future.įor directions to L’Eagle, click here. A year ago they turned into the first indoor recreational cultivation facility to achieve Clean Green certification. The founders of L’Eagle, Amy and John Andrle have grown Cannabis to the organic standards since 2010. So, next time you are in Colorado and you want to smoke flowers, vape, or have some edibles - we got you covered! Here we bring you the 20 leading Cannabis Dispensaries in Colorado. The dispensary scene in Colorado has grown to be in the same way as food retailers have - with each brand of Cannabis - whether it be a single shop or an integrated chain - catering to the tastes and values of every type of stoner. Having said that, it doesn’t mean that every joint, concentrate and edible is produced equal. Colorado has effectively executed some of the most strict quality as well as safety controls in the country. “They legalized alcohol, they legalized tobacco, what is it gonna hurt to legalize this medicinal, medical marijuana that’s used for the purposes of cataracts?” It was later in 2014 that the Cannabis sales were legalized in Colorado.įive years into legal weed sales, Colorado now counts more than 500 retail dispensaries selling marijuana grown by 700+ cultivators. During this session, attendees will develop actionable practices for their own programs that will foster a culture of belonging for students and colleagues.In 2011, the famous American Rapper, Snoop Dogg spoke in a concert about the legalization of Cannabis. A panel of BIPOC educators, education designers, and HEI leadership will discuss the challenges and successes they’ve experienced working toward equity. Title: What Does Equity in Education Look Like in the Real World?ĭescription: This session examines current DEI practices in higher education across institution types, focusing on the implementation of equitable approaches. Moderator: Laylonda Maines- Learning Design and Production Coordinator, FRCC Kim Elderbrook- GIS student/student worker, FRCC Gillian McKnight-Tutein - Provost and Vice President, Academic Affairs (Interim), CCD Krishna Pattisapu - Executive Director of Equity & Inclusion, FRCCĭr.
Ayelet Zur -Nayberg- Director of Adult Student Success, CCCSĬhe Gant - Research, Resource, and Instruction Librarian, FRCCĬhico Garcia - Dean of Student Development, FRCCĭr. Anjali Vaidya - Biology/Microbiology Faculty, FRCCĭr. Harris Armstrong, Equity and Inclusion Coordinator, FRCC Presenter(s): Liliana Diaz, Senior Policy Analyst, WICHE
Boettcher Webb-Waring Biomedical Research Award.Colorado Learning and Teaching with Technology Conference (COLTT).Coleman Institute for Cognitive Disabilities.
Office of Ethics, Risk and Compliance (Incl.Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
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