Home Describes undergraduate and graduate education, lists faculty and staff members and research interests. Also lists current graduate students and upcoming seminars. http://chemistryandphysics.astate.edu/
Extractions: Home College of Science and Mathematics Arkansas State University It is the tension between creativity and skepticism that has produced the stunning and unexpected findings of science ... Carl Sagan Welcome from the faculty, staff and students of the Department of Chemistry and Physics. The Department is home to 23 faculty in all areas of chemistry and physics, many of whom hold cross- or associate appointments with the Departments of Biology, Engineering, Environmental Science as well as a group of dedicated support staff, students and postdoctoral associates. Outstanding in-house instrumental facilities, such as the Laser Spectroscopy Laboratory, Allen Materials Science Laboratory, and the Water-Rock-Life Laboratory help to provide a stimulating research environment which is also strengthened by the association of many of our faculty in the department with the Arkansas Biosciences Institute. We are particularly proud of the many faculty in the department who have won recent acclaim for their internationally recognized research. These include Mark Draganjac (University Distinguished Research Faculty) and Robyn Hannigan (National Academy of Sciences Natural Resources Board nominee).
Extractions: Menu Accountability Activities Administration Adult Education Attendance Zones Board of Ed. Board Meetings Business/Finance Calendar 03/04 Community Contact Us Curriculum Employment Food Services Health Services Mentoring Program Our Schools Parent Resource Ctr. Professional Development PTA Council Registration Info. School Choice School Improvement-ASCIP School Safety Special Education TAP Program Teacher Resources Technology Testing Transportation Workforce Education Van Buren School District - Our Children, Our Success! Professional Development Targeted areas for implementing technology goals Staff Needs Assessment Since the outset of the technology implementation in Van Buren School District, teachers and administrators have participated in an active professional development program. In the future all staff members will participate in surveys to assess current skills based upon ISTE National Technology Standards for Teachers and Administrators. Post course evaluations will provide feedback on training effectiveness. The district technology committee will combine the results and use them to create professional development strategies for the next couple of years. ISTE Web Site: International Society for Technology in Education Funding for Professional Development Funding for staff development is critical to the successful implementation of technology throughout the District. The District has primarily funded professional development through district operating funds, state, and federally funded programs. VBSD offers training opportunities during District provided in-service days, early release time and summer development classes.
Center For Business, Industry & Workforce Development arkansas Quality Commitment Award 2003 Winner 870) 5086106. staff. Phil Garner, Director reduce the expense of training and education. The State of arkansas has a special process in http://www.asumh.edu/biwd
Extractions: Please click here to unsubscribe. Click here to learn more about non-credit course offerings The Center is designed to meet the expanding and changing needs of individuals and organizations by providing customized instruction to enhance individual and organizational performance. The Center provides customized non-credit training on campus or at business locations. For more information contact the Center for Business, Industry, and Workforce Development at (870) 508-6106. To meet the needs of area business, the Center for Business, Industry, and Workforce Development is positioned to provide customized training. The Center for BIWD can be a businesss one-stop-shop for training and education on any subject. Why send people out of town to attend a training seminar when they can stay right here in Mountain Home? The training can be customized to meet any specific business need. Just contact the Center for Business, Industry, and Workforce Development at (870) 508-6106 to make all the arrangements. If you prefer, the Centers e-mail address is
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Extractions: Southern Arkansas University-Magnolia Administration and Staff Survey Administered September 10, 2001 The responsibilities of my job are clear to me. Fall 2001 Fall 1991 N Average Std Dev N Average Std Dev All Staff Surveyed All Administrative/Professional Staff All Office Support/Clerical Staff All Service/Maintenance Staff All Other (Library, UTS, Extension, etc.) Staff All Male Staff All Female Staff All African American Staff All Non-African American Staff Staff With No College Education Staff With Some College Education (No Degree) Staff With Associate Degree Staff With Bachelor's Degree Staff With Master's Degree Staff With Doctoral Degree Staff With Less Than 10 Years SAU Experience Staff With 10-19 Years SAU Experience Staff With 20 or More Years SAU Experience Staff With Less Than 10 Years Total Experience Staff with 10-19 Years Total Experience Staff with 20 or More Years Total Experience I am satisfied with my salary level. Fall 2001 Fall 1991 N Average Std Dev N Average Std Dev All Staff Surveyed All Administrative/Professional Staff All Office Support/Clerical Staff All Service/Maintenance Staff All Other (Library, UTS, Extension, etc.) Staff
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ACRC Ed Dev Brochure 07-29-03BW.indd American Association For Cancer education37th Annual MeetingOctober 30 PlazaLittle Rock, ArkansasCancer education A Solution To Session with NIH/NCI staff and AACE Members http://www.uams.edu/cmefa/events/ACRC Ed Dev Brochure 07-29-.pdf
DHEC Prof. Suppt. & Dev. consultant software package for the HRMC surgical staff. with asthma, and by the ArkansasDepartment of Continuing education for Chicot Memorial Hospital nurses http://www.uams.edu/ahec/dhec5.htm
Extractions: The monthly Physician Case Conferences continued at Helena Regional Medical Center (HRMC) with an average of 15 physicians attending. These conferences were extended to physicians from Lake Village, and Dumas, via the interactive compressed video . In McGehee. Topics included HIV/AIDS, diabetes, common sports injuries, and skin cancer. Two students from the Tulane School of Public Health and Tropical Medicines completed a Capstone Project in the Delta. Dr. K.M. Monirul Islam was assigned to Phillips County to investigate the dramatic increase in anemia cases in the county. Olulemi Olamide Olasumbo worked in St. Francis County where she investigated obstacles to timely immunizations. Other continuing education programs and materials provided in the DHEC area included: Strategic planning session for medical and administrative staff and select DHEC board members at HRMC Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PA-LS) class for doctors, EMTS, and nurses at HRMC, in cooperation with the UAMS Rural Hospital Program Guest Relations course in Helena, McGehee, Dumas and Lake Village
Extractions: The Arkansas State University Mountain Home Adult Education Center offers classes to persons over 18 who are interested in earning a GED or WAGE certificate, learning English as a second language, improving basic reading and math skills, learning basic computer skills, and more. Baxter Center for Healthy Aging The Center for Business, Industry and Workforce Development is an Arkansas State University Mountain Home outreach program dedicated to building the Northern Arkansas and Southern Missouri Ozark economy by providing competitive advantages to both small and large businesses and industries through access to technical training and skill development. BIWD's Continuing Education Department offers a wide range of non-credit and continuing educational programs Educational Talent Search
LSU Department Of Food Science Faculty and staff. May 1998 BS, University of arkansas, Fayetteville, arkansas. TitleAssociate Professor/Graduate Coordinator education PH.D. Food Science http://www.agctr.lsu.edu/foodscience/faculty.asp
Extractions: Seafood Technology Extension Dr. Donal F. Day Professor Tara K. Etheredge Research Associate Dr. A. James Farr Associate Professor, Poultry Products and Technology Terri L. Gilmer Clerk Chief 2 Dr. J. Samuel Godber Professor Dr. Robert Grodner Professor Emeritus Dr. Maren Hegsted Professor Dr. Marlene E. Janes Assistant Professor Dr. Hyeung-Rak Kim
Extractions: These home pages are the responsibility of the individuals listed, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. This area is NOT for departmental home pages. Send mail to WEBMASTER to have these pages added. Al Adams Applied Science Dr. Anson History Department Coleen Barger School of Law Jerry Bell Rockhound, Sometimes Poet S. Charles Bolton Department of History Libby Boyer Department of Accounting Robert H. Bradley Yupo Chan Systems Engineering Wayne Chapman Theatre and Dance Nita Copeland "Run To Live!!" Steven Crawshaw Physics and Astronomy Jerry Darsey Chemistry and Applied Sciences Deborah Laufersweiler Dwyer Criminal Justice Charlie Epperson Physical Plant Judith Faust School of Social Work, MSW Program Jim Gauntt Department of Accounting Eswaran Hari Applied Science Larry Holland Dr. Linda Holzer
UALR Strategic Planning Initiative 2003 – 2004 will pose a threat to access to higher education for many students in arkansas. 289. fortraining and professional development to faculty and staff members http://www.ualr.edu/provost/strategicplanning/swot07.shtml
Extractions: APPENDIX Table 7. Faculty Survey Items with Mean Values N Mean Std. Dev. 1. UALR is a strong academic institution. 2. UALR provides an excellent education to undergraduate students. 3. UALR provides an excellent education to graduate and professional students. 4. UALR has an excellent faculty. 5. I understand the unique mission of UALR as a metropolitan university. 6. I agree with the mission of UALR. 7. I understand the priorities of UALR. 8. I agree with the priorities of UALR. 9. UALR provides excellent service to students. 10. UALR provides excellent service to faculty and staff members. 11. UALR has excellent library resources. 12. UALR has excellent academic physical facilities. 13. UALR offers excellent campus access to the public. 14. UALR receives excellent support from business and community leaders in central Arkansas. 15. UALR has a strong commitment to serving central Arkansas, the state and the region. 16. UALR is responsive to community needs. 17. UALR has excellent administrative leadership. 18. UALR processes and procedures are efficient and customer-oriented.
Learning Disabilities OnLine: Finding Help: State Resources: Arkansas arkansas. Send your corrections and additions to the LD Online staff.Thank you! StateDepartment of education Programs for Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities http://www.ldonline.org/finding_help/local_org/arkansas.html
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Extractions: Principal Partners Speak Out When principals Pam and Roger Burton met during college, they could not have anticipated that both would end up working not only as educators, but as principals. Thirty-six years and four children later, their adventure continues and the students of schools in Benton, Arkansas, benefit from their experience. They tell Education World about the pluses and problems of being partners at work and home. Pam and Roger Burton. Years ago, at the prompting of his "buddies" at Arkansas State Teachers College (now the University of Central Arkansas ), then graduate student Roger Burton mustered the courage to ask a campus coed out to a dance. "I am not the smartest rock on the planet, but I am able to recognize quality when I see it," he explained. "I began my pursuit, and Pam and I eventually married in the spring of 1967. Thirty-six years and four children later, the adventure is
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Extractions: STAFF DEVELOPMENT MEDIA ITEM NUMBER CATEGORY MEDIA TYPE TITLE GRADE LEVEL DESCRIPTION MATH PROFESSIONAL KITE THE EDDIE FILES (BOX 2) A MATH WITH MISS TOLIVERTHIS SERIES WAS CREATED TO HELP STUDENTS I GRADES 3-6 DISCOVER THE WAYS THAT THE MATHEMATIC CONCEPTS THEY ARE STUDYING ARE USED IN THE REAL WORLD. CONTAINS: 1 TEACHER GUIDE, 4 VIDEOS1. CIRCLES: THE VEGIE STASH-O-MATIC; 2. DECIMALS: THE FAKE MONEY CAPER; 3. DISTANCE, TIME, AND SPEED: HOTDOG HEAVEN; 4. STATISTICS: THE LUCKY BATTING GLOVE. MATH PROFESSIONAL KIT THE EDDIE FILES (BOX 1) A MATH WITH MISS TOLIVERTHIS SERIES WAS CREATED TO HELP STUDENTS IN GRADES 3-6 CONNECT THE MATHEMATIC CONCEPTS THEY ARE STUDYING TO THEIR APPLICATIONS IN LIFE AND THE WORKPLACE. CONTAINS 1 TEACHER GUIDE; 4 VIDEOS;1. FRACTIONS: ANY WAY YOU SLICE IT; 2. ESTIMATION: GOING TO THE DOGS; 3. GEOMETRY: INVASION OF THE POLYGONS; 4. WELCOME TO MATH: YOU GOTTA START SOMEWHERE. COMMUNICATIONS THINKING SKILLS VIDEO HOW TO GET YOUR POINT ACROSS IN A CRITICAL THINKING VIDEO TEACHING CRITICAL THINKING PT.
Arkansas Associations Provided By DINA arkansas education Association Mr. Grainger Ledbetter President 1500 W 4th arkansasNurses Association Ms. Joanne DeJanovich Chief staff Officer 804 http://www.dina.org/resources/associations.html
NON-INSTRUCTIONAL ACADEMIC STAFF Back to the UWL homepage. NON-INSTRUCTIONAL ACADEMIC staff as of April 1, 2000. Collegeof Health, Physical. education and Recreation. BS, University of arkansas. http://www.uwlax.edu/Records/00-02/Grad-Cat/NonInstructional.html
Extractions: as of April 1, 2000 WAYNE ABLER Media Specialist Media Services B.S., University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh JOHN ALLRAN Associate Researcher Biology B.S., Appalachian State University MICHAEL ANDERSON Assistant Coach B.S., University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire M.S., Winona State University PATRICIA A. ANDERSON Administrative Program Specialist B.S., University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point; M.B.A., University of Minnesota CONSTANCE M. ARZIGIAN Researcher Mississippi Valley Archaeology Center B.A., Catholic University of America; M.A., University of Wisconsin-Madison SHANNON ASH Associate Residence Hall Manager Residence Life B.S., University of Wisconsin-Whitewater ANDREW BAKER Lecturer/Athletic Trainer II Exercise and Sport Science B.S., University of Wisconsin-La Crosse; M.Ed., University of Virginia KEITH BAKKEN Administrative Program Manager I College of Health, Physical Education B.S., USMA, West Point, NY; M.S., University of Illinois CHRISTINE S. BAKKUM Administrative Program Specialist College of Liberal Studies B.S., M.S.E., University of Wisconsin-
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