The director of an alternative education program at TCU called “Project ISIS” has decided to change name of the project. The school was facing the same problems as this company, this institute, this Egyptian goddess, and apparently thousands of women like this. The old program name stood for: “innovating strategies, inspiring students.” The new name, LiiNK, stands for: “let’s inspire innovation ‘n kids.”
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