Writing And Speaking For Exellence at The University of Iowa Hospitals and clinics. Composition, Introduction to Poetry, and Creative writing at the an editor at several medical centers, and as http://physiciansguide.com/pprogram.html
Extractions: A course for physicians and other health professionals who write journal articles, abstracts, textbook chapters, case reports, patient education literature, curricula vitae, grant applications, or cover letters. Includes information on the active and the passive voice, recognizing and correcting common problems in medical writing, improving clarity and conciseness, using writing as a means to identify topics and generate ideas, developing an efficient approach to managing writing tasks, reasons for article rejection, the peer review process, authorship, fraud, and duplicate publication.
Letters & Science, University Of Wisconsin-Madison Science Computing Cooperative Speech and Hearing clinics Social Behavior for Women s Studies Program Women s Studies Research Center writing Center, The. http://www.ls.wisc.edu/centers.htm
Extractions: Updates and frequently asked questions WISCONSIN FILM FESTIVAL ... Eleven UW-Madison Faculty Named American Academy for the Advancement of Science Fellows, including: Thomas Givnish (Botany and Environmental Studies) Linda Graham (Botany and Environmental Studies) Cathy Middlecamp (Chemistry Learning Center) Robert McMahan (Chemistry) Gary Sandefur (sociology) Mark Seidenberg (psychology) James Skinner (chemistry) Elliot Sober (philosophy) Karen Strier (anthropology) Clark Miller's Nathional Science Foundation Study will Assess National Environmental Concerns Seth Pollak to Lead UW-Madison's Involvment in New National Trauma Center Study of Adolescents Hansberry's 'Les Blancs' Explores African - American Issues, Theatre Amy Barger, assistant professor of astronomy, among sixteen young researchers named Packard Fellows ... Gerda Lerner Honored By Hometown, Salzburg, Austria We have attempted to make this site accessible to all users. Please address comments and questions to:
Noise Center INAD Materials: Getting Started Campaign Join in a letter writing campaign to Work with speech and hearing clinics, Universities or (Most hospitals and Speech and Hearing centers provide free http://www.lhh.org/noise/kit/start.htm
Extractions: 954-731-7200 (Voice) 954-731-7208 (TTY) The Noise Center Getting Started Controlling Noise is In Your Hands The impact of noise on hearing, health and the quality of life can be no longer be disputed. Volumes of literature exist to show the hazards to hearing from repeated exposure to noise. Numerous studies can be found to document that noise, like other stressors, is related to negative physical and psychological changes in humans. Individuals and communities no longer accept that noise is a natural by-product of an industrial society. Grassroots activist groups are being organized at an ever-increasing rate to address the issue of noise in their own communities. In fact, noise was the leading complaint among New Yorkers in the recently established quality of life hot-line. Additionally, noise is not just a concern for adults. For our children who are exposed to an onslaught of noise at home, in recreational activities and in the community, the risk can be widespread. To address the widespread, insidious impact of noise on hearing, health and the quality of life, the League for the Hard of Hearing sponsors International Noise Awareness Day every April, in conjunction with professional organizations, community activists and individuals around the world. Each year, professional organizations and community groups from around the country play an important role in this campaign by providing free hearing screenings, disseminating information and hearing protection, and helping to promote the importance of reducing noise in our lives. The response has been overwhelming from participants and the media. The message is clear -
Health Care Resources And Career Center for their highimpact powerful resume writing. of Ontario Health centers - Provides information about AOHC Association of Occupational and Environmental clinics. http://www.degreehunter.com/resources_health_care_jobs.html
Extractions: Featured Partners Healthcare Street - Offering NHS jobs, hospital jobs from one of the most popular nursing employment agencies. A and A Resume - Offers inexpensive resume and cover letter writing by professionals with more than 50 years of resume and cover letter writing expertise. Many free resources for the jobseeker, including the opportunity to have your current resume critiqued for FREE! CV Factory CareerSurf.com - Start your job search now! Free resume posting and job searching capabilities of thousands of unique jobs nationwide. ResumeScorecard.com - Resume Services - resume services, writing, editing, templates, cvs, cover letters, and more. High quality and fast results - you and ResumeScorecard get better jobs. Smart Online Degree Schools - Directory of Online Associate, Bachelors and Master Degree Programs for working adults and professionals. Merit Online Career Education Portal - Online education portal for working adults and aspiring career professionals. Career Training Schools and Center - Comprehensive directory of career schools broken down by category and subject.
BowlingZone: Clinics And Instruction Home clinics and Instruction. of the instructional articles I have been writing for national and materials for bowlers, and tools for coaches and centers. http://www.bowlingzone.com/Clinics_and_Instruction/index.php
Electronic Writing Assistance For Students Of The Claremont Colleges paper drafts peer review, writing workshops, draft conferences, and writing clinics. Page created and maintained by The Claremont Colleges writing centers. http://thuban.ac.hmc.edu/www_common/writing/centweb/faclinks.html
Extractions: Additional Links for Faculty Alliance for Computers and Writing Information for people new to computers and writing; links to 342 resources on computers and writing; and access to the Alliance for Computers and Writing email discussion list. Before the Grade: Options for Responding to Student Writing This page describes several methods for responding to student paper drafts: peer review, writing workshops, draft conferences, and writing clinics. CAUSE Association for managing and using information resources in higher education. Computer-Based Writing Instruction Research at Texas Tech Description of how networked classroom instruction in writing has worked at Texas Tech. Links to reports from computer classrooms; descriptions of current computer-based classes; and bibliographies of publications and presentations by Texas Tech instructors. Epiphany A multi-institutional project designed to help faculty in higher education make the transition from traditional to technology-based pedagogy. Contains material on pedagogy and theory; technology-based courses and curricula, and faculty development. Internet Resources for English Teachers Links to courses and course materials; online journals and books; publishers of educational and academic software; professional resources for teaching on the Internet; and "special interest resources."
DOING SOMETHING IMPORTANT are cared for daily in VA medical centers, outpatient clinics and nursing Most VA medical centers host special events during this week for writing Project, Inc http://www.vfw.org/magazine/feb03/doingsomethingimportantfeb.htm
Extractions: Doing Something Important by Janie Blankenship With 6,000 regularly scheduled volunteers, VFW is key to VAs Voluntary Services success. When Harry Kelley was forced to retire from truck driving two years ago due to back injuries, he knew he had to find something to busy himself. Thats when he signed on as a VFW volunteer with the Department of Veterans Affairs Voluntary Service (VAVS). After I retired, I was just sitting around looking at four walls, the Vietnam veteran and member of Post 534 in Joplin, Mo., said. Thats why I decided to do something for someone else. Once or twice a week, Kelley drives veterans four hours to Kansas Citys VA Medical Center for treatment. And with a career record of 2.5 million miles accident-free, Kelley is the kind of guy you want driving you hundreds of miles in one day for an appointment. On average, Kelley has three passengers per trip. While they are taking care of business at the hospital, he wanders around the waiting room visiting with other veterans. My father was a POW in WWII, so I like to visit with other WWII vets, said Kelley, who served off the Vietnam coast on the USS Coral Sea.
NCCC Social Sciences: Chemical Dependency Counseling Settings such as schools, hospitals, clinics and rehabilitation centers will assistance in the Math Center, Learning Skills Center, and the writing Center. http://www.sunyniagara.cc.ny.us/socsci/chem.html
Extractions: The Chemical Dependency Counseling program is offered as a full-time day program or part-time evening program. Because of the sequencing of courses, it may take longer than eight semesters to complete the part-time evening program or four semesters to complete the full-time day program if a student begins in a spring semester. The Career The United States Department of Labor projects that through the year 2006, there will be a four-percent annual growth in social services jobs, including employment in the field of chemical dependency counseling. The New York State Department of Labor has projected the need for 230 human services employees in Western New York per year. The Certificate in Chemical Dependency Counseling program is designed to prepare students for careers in case management and counseling of chemically dependent individuals and their families. Upon completion of the Certificate program, the graduate will have acquired the necessary education and skills to be an effective employee in an entry-level position in the field of chemical dependency. The graduate will also have completed the necessary educational requirements for eligibility to sit for the Chemical Abuse and Substance Counseling (CASAC) exam through the New York State Office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse (OASA). Internship opportunities afford the student excellent skill training and job opportunities for completion of employment requirements for the CASAC.
Wartburg College Undergraduate Research of the International writing centers Association and on Peer Tutoring in writing, Hershey, Pennsylvania of Iowa Hospitals and clinics Cardiovascular Research http://www.wartburg.edu/wcur/2003_04_student_research.htm
Extractions: ACADEMICS UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES 2004 Student Research and Scholarship MERCY AKOMEAH (Chemistry) Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program, research on The Synthesis and Reaction Mechanism of 2-Methoxy Estradiol, at Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, Illinois, in collaboration with Dr. Yuqing Hou, Meyers Institute for Interdisciplinary Research in Organic and Medicinal Chemistry, Summer 2003. KAELA BEMIS (Religion/English Literature), DOUG COLE (English), PAUL FORSYTH (Writing), LISA JEBSEN (English), KATIE KIRKLE (English Literature/Writing), and LISA PERRY (English) Presentation on Words of Paradise: You've Got Mail! presented at the joint conference of the International Writing Centers Association and the National Conference on Peer Tutoring in Writing, Hershey, Pennsylvania, October 23-25, 2003. ANNE BONSALL (Psychology) Poster presentation SWM Seeks SF: Moderators of Qualities Offered and Desired in Online Personal Ads, 2004 Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference, Austin, Texas, co-investigators Leisha Waddilove, Michael C. Philipp, and Helen C. Harton, University of Northern Iowa, 2004. RYAN BRUMM (Biology) - Poster on "Response of Bailey's Eastern Woodrat (
Battling HIV With Words - Stanford Hospital And Clinics from the more familiar process of writing documents for He currently directs the centers for Disease Control Stanford Hospital clinics, easily reached from http://www.stanfordhospital.com/newsEvents/stanfordPublications/stanfordMedicine
Extractions: Stanford Cancer Supportive Care Program http://mednews.stanford.edu for the latest information about Stanford University Medical Center. Battling HIV with words Alumni Reuben Granich and Jonathan Mermin are tackling the areas that have been the hardest hit but most poorly served in the AIDS epidemic. And they are doing it with a book. For Release: Winter/Spring 2001 Main News Office: Writer: William Wells For information on donating to the e ffort, click here At the appointed time early in October, Jonathan Mermin, MD, calls me from Uganda. "The WHO [World Health Organization] team is arriving in 15 minutes," he says. "Can we talk next week after I have gotten them off to Gulu?" I am not about to argue. Gulu, about 225 miles north of Uganda's capital, Kampala, is the center of an outbreak of Ebola, a highly contagious virus that causes a deadly hemorrhagic fever. Gulu and Ebola get precedence over an interview. The subject of our postponed interview is a book one that is accustomed to delays. Jonathan "Jono" Mermin, class of '92, wrote
NAESP : Reading, Writing... And Wedding Receptions Reading, writing the community has access to family health clinics, family counseling rooms, dance and aerobics rooms, auditoriums, media centers, gyms, and http://www.naesp.org/ContentLoad.do?contentId=1056
Extractions: Procedures for the Approval of Centers and Institutes a t the Medical College of Georgia Print version (PDF file) Under certain circumstances, centers and institutes are formed within universities to achieve specific objectives. The major difference between centers and institutes deal with the educational roles of each unit. The Board of Regents has offered the following information concerning centers
University Of Michigan Law School: Centers And Programs expertise in client counseling, discovery, negotiation and mediation, legal writing, and trial Finally, you ll notice that all of our clinics are designed to http://www.law.umich.edu/CentersAndPrograms/clinical/
Extractions: Clinical Programs Clinical experience is a key ingredient of the legal education available at the Law School. Recognized as one of the best programs in the country, for 30 years we have offered a wide variety of clinical programs that take advantage of our faculty's unique experience and our students' interests. Clinics provide practice opportunities and course credit at the same time. Students move beyond the theory of the classroom into the real-world practice of law. You can participate in the clinical program upon completion of your first year. Michigan Court Rules allow you to provide direct representation to clients in varying settings, always under the supervision of faculty. You will interview clients and witnesses, negotiate with opposing counsel, make legal arguments before judges, and handle contested hearings. You will develop expertise in client counseling, discovery, negotiation and mediation, legal writing, and trial skills.
IndexList1 centers and clinics Mendenhall Student Center, 22 Reading Clinic and Center, 173 Regional SpeechLanguage and Hearing Clinic, 12 University writing Center, 63. http://www.ecu.edu/aa/ugcat/ugcat0102/IndexList1.html
Career Guidance Center, University Of Cincinnati Senior centers Nurserun clinics, Develop knowledge and skills in management, decision-making, mediation, teaching, counseling, and speaking and writing. http://www.uc.edu/career/Students/nursing.htm
MGH Cancer Resource Room Home Yoga. Simple Ways to Reduce Stress. Spirituality. Art and Healing. writing to heal by Poetry and Journal writing. There also may be centers or clinics in your http://www.cancer.mgh.harvard.edu/Resources/cancer_crr_TOPICComplementaryalterna
Bibliography - Teaching Writing And Literature With Technology London Routledge, 1993. Zucca, G. Online writing clinics on the World Wide Web. Syllabus 10(3) pp. 4849. National writing centers Association. http://englishwww.humnet.ucla.edu/TA/tacsite/495EBiblio.htm
Extractions: Bibliography - Teaching Writing and Literature with Technology Books Aarseth, Espen J. Cybertext: Perspectives on Ergodic Literature . Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1997. (E-text version available from Eastgate Systems http://www.eastgate.com) Adams, Dennis M. Cooperative Learning and Educational Media: Collaborating with Technology and Each Other . Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Educational Technology Publications, 1990. Albright, Michael J. and David L. Graf, eds. Teaching in the Information Age: The Role of Educational Technology. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1992. Ambron and Hooper. I nteractive Multimedia: Visions of Multimedia for Developers, Educators and Information Providers . [PUBLISHER?] 1988. Anderson, Jonathan. Technology and Adult Literacy . London: Routledge, 1991. Anglin, Gary J., ed. Instructional Technology: Past, Present and Future. Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited, 1995. Bailey, RIchard and Robin Malanie Fosheim, eds. Literacy for Life: The Demand for Reading and Writing . New York: MLA, 1983.
What Can I Do With A Major In Nutrition? Research CONSULTING Diet Counseling, Education and Programming, writing INDUSTRY Research, Product Hospitals, Health centers and clinics, Home health http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwcjs/students/nutrition.html
Extractions: COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH NUTRITION: Education, Program Planning and Implementation, Administration, Counseling, Consultation FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT: Includes: Menu Planning, Budgeting, Purchasing, Food Preparation, Personnel Management FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: Clinical Dietetics, Nutrition Education and Teaching, Administration, Research CONSULTING: Diet Counseling, Education and Programming, Writing INDUSTRY: Research, Product Development, Sensory Evaluation, Quality Assurance, Marketing, Sales, Customer Service, Consumer Food Science TEACHING: Teaching, Research Occupations Dietitian, Nutritionist, Chiropractor, Licensed Practical Nurse, Privat Household Worker, Dental Hygienist, Agriculture and Food Scientist, Restaurant and Food Manager Types of Employers Web Links Nutritionist Jobs American Dietetic Association Telehealth - includes Nutritionist Dietitians and Nutritionists from the Occupational Outlook Handbook Related Careers
Alzheimer S Disease Education Referral Center - ADEAR - A of medical research centers and clinics working to newsletter, and helps organize letter writing programs to help Education and Referral (ADEAR) Center, PO Box http://www.alzheimers.org/unraveling/info.htm
