The College Republicans At UCSD Articles on campus issues, voter guide, membership information, calendar of events, and photos of the Triton GOP. http://stuorg.ucsd.edu/~ucsdgop/
AAF: American Advertising Federation A national network of 210 clubs. Connects the industry with an academic base through its 210 college chapters. Site features club news, governmental issues, events calendar and awards. http://www.aaf.org/
Extractions: Quick Navigation Jobs News Resources Awards Sponsorships The AAF Foundation Acclaimed Actor, Producer, Director, Robert Townsend Named President of Production of AAF-Member MBC Network. Avoid Late Registration Charges! AAF National Conference 2004 Standard Registration Rates Have Been Extended Through May 28. Site hosted by Cobalt Learn why the AAF is the Unifying Voice for Advertising. Explore how AAF brings together advertisers, agencies and media to yield creative business solutions. Take advantage of the many resources available to your advertising club as an AAF member. Check out AAF's college chapters and the latest internships, competitions and awards available. Check out how AAF lobbies at all levels of government to protect and promote advertising. Visit The AAF Foundation, our non-profit educational affiliate, and learn how its programs are positively impacting the issue of diversity in the advertising industry. Stay on the cutting edge with AAF's upcoming events, awards programs and conferences.
Information Technology Office > Home Serves as a central clearinghouse for all technology related issues within the college. http://infotech.cas.msu.edu/
Extractions: The Communication Arts and Sciences Information Technology Office serves as a central clearinghouse for all technology related issues within the college. The mission of the technology office is to provide the technical support necessary for academic lab facilities and design services for future technology areas. The Information Technology Office also serves to resolve technical issues with faculty and staff office computers, as well as the special needs of the Oyer Speech and Hearing Clinic, the Journalism Publication Design labs, the Information Technology and Services lab (ITS), the Digital Media Arts and Technology lab (DMAT), and the Digital Television Broadcast Facilities. Click HELP above to make a Request for Technical Services
Extractions: Fax: (610) 768-0646 SOC E-Mail Directory The following quality campus crime educational videos, suitable for use by colleges, high schools, and individual families are available for $25 each, or $20 each with orders of three or more videos. Click here to find out more or to order. Club Drugs- "Dancing With Darkness" Campus Rape- "Breaking The Silence" Binge Drinking- "Wasted Youth" "The Best Years Of Your Life" Campus Security- "What Jeanne Didn't Know" She has personal interest in risks of binge-drinking (Philadelphia Inquirer; 06/07/04) Salem International University may have to pay a quarter of a million dollars in fines (WBOY-TV; 05/27/04) Colorado scandal could hit home to other colleges (USA Today; 05/26/04) Defendants In Campus Sex Case Get No Jail Time (wave3.com; 05/25/04) Salem faces $385,000 in fines for crime reporting violations
American University Law Review The college's oldest journal publishes bimonthly texts on a broad range of legal issues. http://www.wcl.american.edu/pub/journals/lawrev/
Extractions: The American University Law Review The range of Articles The Law Review publishes are not limited to one particular area of law. In recent years, Articles in The Law Review have addressed a broad range of topics, including healthcare issues, environmental law, land rights in Israel, voting rights in North Carolina, securities law, habeas corpus cases, and many others. Also, The Law Review is the only journal in the nation to publish annually an issue dedicated to decisions of the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals regarding patent law, international trade, government contracts, and Native American law. The Law Review is particularly proud of sponsoring symposia and other special projects. Some of The Law Review's most recent projects have concerned a symposium on the future of electronic cash, a conference on the death penalty, and the Rehnquist Court's jurisprudence on race. The Law Review receives dozens of articles per week from outside authors including judges, professors, and practitioners, and also considers its members' papers for publication. Student-written Notes and Comments discussing cutting-edge legal issues are published in each issue.
Transition To College job to pursue an education, or are working and attending college at the in two freshmanlevel courses were asked to describe the transitional issues they faced http://advising.wichita.edu/lasac/pubs/aah/trans.htm
Extractions: The Transition to College Whether you are beginning college directly after high school, are leaving a full-time job to pursue an education, or are working and attending college at the same time, you will face some adjustments during your first semester here. Students in two freshman level courses were asked to describe the transitional issues they faced in their first semest er and to give advice to incoming students. Here's a sample of what they had to say. Top Ten Issues Identified by Students (in order of importance) Personal responsibility "In college you have freedom to do as you please...to go where you wish...to do as you wish. Unfortunately, this freedom is easily abused. The student carries 98% of the responsibility and control." Class attendance "As a college student, you will decide whether you want to go to class or not. Being absent will hurt you in the long run." Teacher attitudes "Your instructors will not hound you to do your work. It's entirely up to you."
Union Semester Internship opportunity where students work with a NYC union while studying the labor movement and economic and social policy issues at Queens college. http://forbin.qc.edu/workered/html/union_semester.html
Extractions: New York Union Semester is a unique opportunity to learn about organized labor in a challenging environment. Through the field internship, students will become part of a union's staff for a semester while they study at Queens College Only in New York New York City is also the home of major labor unions, which play high profile roles in the political and social life of the city. Every student in this program will work for one of these unions, learning every day how labor unions work for a better life for their members. The Program Participants receive credit from Queens College , City University of New York: Undergraduates receive: Graduates receive: Coursework U.S.
Ingenta: All Issues -- The Teachers College Record Volume 105, Issue 1, February 2003, LATEST NEXT, PREVIOUS forward EARLIEST last.Publisher Blackwell Publishing on behalf of Teachers college, Columbia http://www.ingenta.com/journals/browse/bpl/tcre?mode=direct
Student Organizations - Special Interests Information and overviews to the purposes and goals of Amnesty International, Coalition for Education and Action on Sexual issues, college Republicans, RAIN Careteam, Sophomore Council, Student Activities that Value the Earth, and the Students taking Action Against Sexual Assault. http://www.hendrix.edu/StudentActivities/Organizations/specialorg.htm
Extractions: This hyperlink list will connect you with brief information on each organizations' official purpose and executive council members. From the brief outline of each club there may be a hyperlink to an organizational homepage. Please read the Anime Fans Underground The Hendrix Anime Fans Underground club is an organization dedicated to learning about Japanese culture and customs through viewing and discussing Anime. P resident Nancy Fleming The College Republicans promote the principles of the Republican Party among students at Hendrix College, recruit student members, assist in the election of Republican candidates at all levels of government and develop political skills and leadership abilities among Republican students as preparation for future service to the party and the community.
College And University Privacy Issues college and University Privacy issues Outline of Presentation 1. OverviewThere are many privacy issues facing colleges and universities today. http://www.privacyrights.org/ar/college-privacy.htm
Extractions: - Identity theft and other security issues Multi-purpose "smart" cards, privacy implications Violence profiling Weapons searches Drug testing E-mail, Internet uses, websites, acceptable use policy Records disclosure Uses of directory information Video surveillance Health services Research subjects 2. Presentation Topics Social Security numbers as student IDs
California Association For Alcohol/Drug Educators CAADE serves college and University programs in California. The organization also sponsors an annual conference where stateof-the-art alcohol and drug training issues and information is shared. http://www.caade.org
Extractions: The hearing will run from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. at 744 P Street, in the auditorium These regulations create such a danger to consumers because of their unethical and unprofessional requirements that we would prefer having no regulations at all. CAADEs legislative advocate, Deborah Harmon, acting on behalf of CAADE, officially requested a public hearing in a February 10, 2004 letter to Mary Conway, Regulations Coordinator for the Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs. In a subsequent letter to Conway, Ms. Harmon outlined CAADEs concerns about the proposed regulations in detail. By permission, portions of the letter dated 2/27/2004 are quoted here: Although we expect many individuals to testify to their particular concerns during the public hearing that CAADE has requested, we felt it was important to articulate our objections to the draft regulations in a written document as well. Numerous provisions cause concern, but the most significant problems can be grouped into five broad categories: inadequate education, lack of standardized testing, inadequate supervision, duplicative and potentially conflicting accreditation, and inadequate conviction language. We list our concerns in order of their occurrence in the draft regulations, but highlight those that are most significant. . .
Extractions: Current Issues in College Libraries by John Ruble There is no shared facility more central to the purpose of a modern college or university than its library system. Whether as a collection of print materials, as an electronic database, or as a place of individual and group activities, the campus library provides a core of resources and services for learning and research that is vital to every discipline. Increasingly, academic libraries also serve a community of users beyond the campus, as information networks link them to a worldwide system of knowledge. Campus libraries vary greatly in scale, program, and use, yet they all share a common set of design issues. By far, the most common campus library projects are additions and remodels, and it is easy to see why: the constant evolution of electronic systems of information storage and retrieval, the introduction of new patterns of use such as group study and seminar rooms, and the on-going expansion of collections of all kinds of materials make the modern campus library a hotbed of change. Yet, of equal importance, a campus library is a historic institution, deeply rooted in the scholarly traditions of the university, with a critical part to play in representing the cultural meaning of the campus as a place.
La Voz Latina @ Trinity College Organization which works to increase the awareness of Latin American culture, politics and social issues in the Trinity college community. http://www.trincoll.edu/orgs/lavos/
Otterbein College Campus Security Department The Security staff issues parking decals for specifically assigned parkingareas of campus. They are continuously alert to safety regulations. http://www.otterbein.edu/resources/security/security.asp
Extractions: Campus Security Department Campus Law Enforcement is the responsibility of an in-house Security Staff which provides a seven day, 24-hour patrol of the campus, including parking lots, residence halls, athletic facilities and surrounding campus properties. The Otterbein Security staff does not have commissioned authority from the State of Ohio but does have a close working relationship with the local Westerville Police Department (WPD). The Security staff is equipped with radio capabilities with direct contact to WPD. Reports and information are exchanged between Security and WPD on a regular basis. The Security staff and WPD officers work together for major events occurring on the campus proper. In addition to radio contact with the local police department, the radio system is equipped with telephone pad access on each radio. Requests for service and emergencies can be answered directly by the security officer on duty and outgoing calls for assistance can be placed. The Security staff issues parking decals for specifically assigned parking areas of campus. They are continuously alert to safety regulations. Fire prevention is accomplished by a trained security officer who maintains, services, tests and inspects extinguishers, sprinkler systems, and alarm systems on a weekly, monthly, semi-annual, and annual basis.
Extractions: Research, Evaluation Projects and Reports CAREI Assembly Member School Districts Research Practice Newsletter Helpful Links ... Search the CAREI Website Arts Community Resources and Student Programs Curriculum and School Scheduling Math, Science and Technology ... Teaching and Teacher Development The Center for Applied Research and Educational Improvement (CAREI) is a collaborative organization that brings the resources of the College of Education and Human Development and the University of Minnesota to bear on educational issues in Minnesota and across the nation. ( more details Trouble seeing the text? Contact U of M Privacy The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Last modified on November 18, 2003
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Extractions: support of... Home The new NACUBO Web site is designed to deliver quicker access, interactive features, personalization options, easy online registration for NACUBO Professional Development Programs, and much moreall to help you achieve excellence in higher education business and financial management. Just another example of how we mean business in higher education. Teaming With TIHE to Better Serve Treasury Managers NACUBO has forged an alliance with the Treasury Institute for Higher Education, allowing NACUBO to enhance its programs, products, and services for members who manage the treasury function. The alliance has already resulted in a webcast, now available on demand , that examines new uses for Automated Clearing House electronic payments. Time Is Running Out...Register Today for the Event of the Year
The Lionhearted - Couer De Lyon Originally started as an independent conservative student newspaper at Penn State in the early 1990s, and although no longer associated with the University, remains a part of State college and provides archives of original printed issues. http://www.thelionhearted.org/
Extractions: Whatever else history may say about me when Im gone, I hope it will record that I appealed to your best hopes, not your worst fears; to your confidence rather than your doubts. My dream is that you will travel the road ahead with libertys lamp guiding your steps and opportunitys arm steadying your way. Please visit our sponsor It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes up short again and again; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions and spends himself in a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows the triumph of high achievement; and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat.
