41. Online Professional Development For ABE, Literacy, ESOL, And ASE Teachers biographies. Distinguished Professor of education and CoDirector of the Institute for the Study of adult Literacy (http//www.ed.psu.edu/isal) and of the http://www.nifl.gov/lincs/discussions/nifl-aalpd/onlinepd_bios.html

Biographies Eunice N. Askov Jeff Carter Ashley Del Bianco Jennifer Elmore ... Duren Thompson Eunice N. Askov http://www.ed.psu.edu/isal ) and of the Goodling Institute for Research in Family Literacy ( http://www.ed.psu.edu/goodlinginstitute ), The Pennsylvania State University. She heads up the research and online professional development efforts of the Goodling Institute at Penn State. In addition to conducting research in family literacy and teaching in Penn State's online M.Ed. program in Adult Education offered through the World Campus, she leads the development and delivery of an online Certificate in Family Literacy ( http://www.worldcampus.psu.edu/pub/famlt/index.shtml ), in partnership with the National Center for Family Literacy, also offered through Penn State's World Campus. She was on sabbatical leave for 2000 - 2001 to study applications of distance education to adult literacy programs at Flinders University, Institute of International Education, Adelaide, South Australia. On a sabbatical leave in 1993, she studied applications of technology to adult literacy in developed and developing countries in travels around the world. She has also conducted research in adult literacy and technology at the University of Western Australia under a Fulbright Senior Scholar's Award (1983). In addition to numerous journal articles and book chapters, she is author of four textbooks on reading instruction. Funded by the US Department of Education, she is senior author (with Jerome Johnston and others) of a monograph entitled

42. Biographies Of Senior Officials -- U.S. Department Of Education Recursos en español, SENIOR STAFF. biographies of Senior Susan Sclafani — Assistant Secretary, Office of Vocational and adult education office home page; http://www.ed.gov/news/staff/bios/?src=ln

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44. RISA Speaker Biographies (+39) 06.334381. Speaker biographies. Lori Tibbett has worked as a business manager, a high school teacher and she has taught adult education programs. http://events.aosr.org/community/RISA/bios.html

RISA ROME INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION Home School Admissions Alumni ... Contacts Professional Development Day Friday, February 15, 2002 (8:30-16:15) American Overseas School of Rome, Via Cassia, 811 Rome. Italy 00189 Speaker Biographies Richard Irving is a clinical social worker with 25 years experience working with children, families and schools. He graduated from Brown University in 1974, and Boston University School of Social Work in 1976. He has worked in residential treatment with emotionally disturbed adolescents, and for the last 22 years he has worked in the Andover, Massachusetts, Public Schools at all grade levels. Since 1982, he has also maintained a private practice working with children with behavioral and learning disabilities. Dr. Irving will be doing the keynote presentation, Developing Emotional Intelligence , as well as the workshops No Shame, No Blame - Disciplining with Dignity; Working with Angry Parents; Fostering Respect and Responsibility in Young Children; Helping Children Deal with their Anxiety. Cheryl Temple is an Assistive Technology (AT) Specialist for Fairfax County Public Schools in Fairfax, Virginia. She began her career as a teacher for students with learning disabilities in 1976. Cheryl joined the Fairfax AT team in 1996 and is currently the site coordinator for their second AT training and support location. She is an adjunct instructor for George Mason University and serves on the Virginia Statewide Assistive Technology Taskforce. She has done a variety of consultations in the US and for the Office of Overseas Schools, including Madrid, Cairo, Caracas, and Santiago. Cheryl has been a regular presenter over the last five years at the Jefferson Overseas Schools Technology Institute (JOSTI). Ms. Temple will be presenting three workshops:

45. Staff Biographies Staff biographies. June S Morgan, education Associate. June comes to the Office of adult education, Division of adult and Community education with 28 years of http://www.sclrc.org/StaffBios.htm

Search Literacy Information What's New Adult Ed Statistics Policy and Legislation ... Our LINCS Partners South Carolina Literacy Resource Center 3710 Landmark Dr., Suite 206 Columbia, SC 29204 Phone (803) 734-4832 FAX (803) 734-4866 Email clclark@sde.state.sc.us Literacy Hotline: 1-800-277-READ Staff Biographies June S Morgan , Education Associate:. June comes to the Office of Adult Education, Division of Adult and Community Education with 28 years of experience in teaching, administration, and consulting for kindergarten through adult education. After 17 years of teaching, June joined the administration of Union County as an administrator. In 1996, she moved to Columbia and became a teacher consultant for Richland School District Two where she was appointed to serve as a District Reading and Writing Coach. In addition to her regular duties as a teacher and administrator, Mrs. Morgan has presented at state and national conferences, and has conducted curriculum and instruction workshops through the state on various topics. In 1999, Ms Morgan was named Secondary Teacher of Exemplary Practices by the Columbia Area Reading Council and was recognized by the South Carolina International Reading Association.

46. Adult Education Research Group | Title subjectivity and professionalism 2) Learning Environment, Learning biographies, Crossing Cultural The adult education Research Group offers a glass of wine in http://www.evu.ruc.dk/eng/events/esreaconf.html

Adult Education Research Group ESREA - Biography Network - Conference (Updated the 17th of March) Gender, Learning and Biography March 16th - 19th, 2000 Roskilde, Denmark Revised programme Workshops General informations about the conference Participants ... Papers and abstracts Revised programme Thursday 16 th 5.00 pm: Arrival and accommodation at Roskilde Folk Highschool 6.00 pm: Dinner 7.30 pm: Welcome to the ESREA-Conference by the Conference Organization Committee Principal Knud Farver Petersen welcomes to Roskilde Folk Highschool Lecture: "Experience and Life History - Local Approach and a European Horizon ", by The Life History Project, Prof. Dr. Henning Salling Olesen and Kirsten Weber, University of Roskilde Friday 17 th 7.45 am: Breakfast 9.00 am: Plenary 9.15 am: Workshops 1- 4 1) Work, subjectivity and professionalism 2) Learning Environment, Learning Biographies, Crossing Cultural Boundaries 3) Gender and Learning 4) Identity and Biography (methods) Lunch 1.00 pm:

47. ASHIR Conference Speaker Bios Speakers biographies. Greenblatt, a teacher for over 20 years, specifically teaching adult women for She has a BA in education, and another in Jewish Studies. http://www.jrc-netzach.org/conference_speaker_bios.htm

International Jewish Women's Conference Speakers Biographies Mrs. Mina Glick holds a Bachelors degree in Philosophy from Barnard College and a Masters degree in Bible Studies. Mrs. Glick has addressed Jewish women of all backgrounds throughout the U.S., and has lectured regularly at the Jewish Renaissance Center. She lives in Manhattan with her husband and children. Mrs. Debbie Greenblatt , a teacher for over 20 years, specifically teaching adult women for the past 15. She has a B.A. in Education, and another in Jewish Studies. Mrs. Greenblatt lives in Lawrence with her husband and nine children, and travels throughout the U.S. to lecture. Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller , senior lecturer at Neve Yerushalayim College for Women and international lecturer, with audiences at Princeton, UCLA, and Weitzman Institute among others. Her lectures focus on philosophy, Biblical, Chassidic and mystic texts and she specializes in applying them to contemporary issues. The author of More Precious than Pearls , Rebbetzin Heller has recently published This Way Up . She resides in Jerusalem. Mrs. Tehilla Jaeger

48. Jewish Museum Hohenems - Biographies History biographies Jewish Quarter The on the history of thought brought him both into the area of numerous scientific publications as well as adult education. http://www.jm-hohenems.at/index.php?id=2020&lang=1

49. Board On Higher Education And Workforce: Staff BHEW Staff biographies. the middle and high-school levels, ESL to business college students, and design and business office skills in adult education programs. http://www7.nationalacademies.org/bhew/Staff_bios.html

Jump to Top News Jump to Science in the Headlines Search: Subscribe to our FREE e-newsletter! NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE ... LOCAL SEARCH BHEW Staff Biographies Click on name for biographical information: Charlotte Kuh Deputy Executive Director of PGA Peter Henderson Director Joan Esnayra Program Officer Craig Reed Financial Associate George Reinhart Senior Program Officer John Sislin Program Officer Jim Voytuk Senior Program Officer Herman Alvarado Research Associate Heather Begg Program Assistant Patricia Mikus Senior Program Assistant Elizabeth Scott Program Assistant Evelyn Simeon Administrative Coordinator Charlotte V. Kuh magna cum laude , in economics from Harvard University and a Ph.D., also in economics, from Yale University. She is a Fellow of the Association for Women in Science. Peter H. Henderson , BHEW Director, specializes in issues dealing with postsecondary education, the labor market for scientists and engineers, and federal science and technology research funding. His current studies focus on enhancing the pathway through community colleges to baccalaureates and careers in engineering, federal and institutional policies regarding international graduate students and post doctorates, and the effects of federal funding on support for graduate education. He also oversees staff working on the evaluation of the Lucille P. Markey Charitable Trust Programs in Biomedical Science and the Assessment of NIH Minority Research/Training Programs. Dr. Henderson received a Master in Public Policy from the Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government and a Ph.D. in American Political History from The Johns Hopkins University.

50. Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Adult Education Instructor biographies; Calendar of Classes and Trips; Get the latest GetGreen! Get the latest Programs for Teachers and Students by mail. adult education. http://www.bbg.org/edu/adult/

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51. Tribal College Librarians Institute 1997 Speaker Biographies Speaker biographies. He has a Bachelor of Science in Business, a Master of education in adult education , and a doctorate degree in adult and Higher education http://www.lib.montana.edu/~kkaya/bios97.html

Speaker Biographies Mary Bushing is Collection Development Librarian at MSU-Bozeman. She has been actively involved in collection development and related topics during most of her library career and has worked with school, public, academic and special libraries in the United States and New Zealand. Her work on collection development policies, collection assessment and conspectus is used in libraries in many parts of the world. In addition to her work with collection development, Mary has been involved in continuing education issues for the library community at all levels. Her most recent research projects have centered upon the identification of important factors for successful continuing education for librarians. She holds degrees from Aurora University and Rosary College in Illinois and MSU-Bozeman. She teaches in the school library media program in the College of Education, Health and Human Development and has taught in the University Honors program. John Doherty is currently a reference librarian with the Montana State University Libraries. Doherty came to Montana from Flagstaff, Arizona, where he began his library career at Northern Arizona University, though he originally hails from Northern Ireland. A graduate of the universities of Ulster, Wales, and Arizona, his subject specialties and areas of research interest include the Internet, Arthuriana, Irish history and culture, and the social aspects of information. Doherty is actively involved in creating Arthurian resources for use on the Internet. He is the Associate Editor of

52. Challenges For The Millenium - Biographies biographies. Anne Jordan. She spent a number of years teaching at second level and progressed into the field of adult and community education. http://www.ucc.ie/ucc/units/equality/pubs/Millennium/biographies.htm

Biographies Anne Jordan Dr. Dervilla Donnelly Link to Introductory Speech Dr. Don Thornhill Dr. Don Thornhill is Chair of the Higher Education Authority (HEA). Prior to his appointment to the HEA he was Secretary General of the Department of Education and Science from 1993 to 1998. He was previously an Assistant Secretary in the Office of the Revenue Commissioners in Dublin and has also worked in the Departments of Finance and Foreign Affairs and in the Unilever organisation. He is a graduate of UCD (B.Sc. and Ph.D (Chemistry)) and TCD (M.Sc.(Econ.)). During 1987 he was a Fulbright Scholar at the Brookings Institute in Washington DC. He is a council member of the Irish Management Institute and is Honorary Treasurer and council member of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland. Link to Dr Thornhill's paper Dr. Rosemary Hamilton Link to Dr. Hamilton's paper Professor Jarlath Ronayne Link to Professor Ronayne's paper Dr. Maureen Gaffney Link to Dr. Gaffney's paper Dr. Alan Wagner Redefining Tertiary Education (OECD, 1998). Dr. Wagner received his A.B. (with distinction) from the University of Michigan and his M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Illinois, all in Economics.

53. Ontario Regional Conference Speaker biographies. from the University of Windsor, a Diploma in Career Counselling from George Brown College, and a Certificate in adult education from St. http://www.cacee.com/ontario2003/speak.html

54. Graduate Studies Faculty At Franklin Pierce Faculty biographies She is the founder and Executive Director of the not for profit adult education program Reintegration education adult Program, REAP and http://www.fpc.edu/pages/gps/gradstudies/grad_bios.html

Graduate Studies Faculty Biographies Graduate Faculty Josh Cleland, DPT, OCS received his Master of Physical Therapy degree from Notre Dame College, Manchester, NH, 2000 and his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, 2001. He is also currently pursing a Doctor of Philosophy degree through Nova Southeastern University. Past clinical experience includes outpatient orthopaedics with a specific focus on manual therapies directed at the spine and extremities. In 2002 Josh successfully completed the requirements for board certification in orthopaedic physical therapy granted by the American Physical Therapy Association. . Teaching responsibilities are in the area of clinical research and orthopaedic evaluation and treatment. His clinical research interests include investigating the clinical effectiveness of manual therapy and therapeutic exercise on patients with spinal dysfunction. Josh is currently Associate Editor for the Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy and is a manuscript reviewer for the Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy. He is currently a member of he American Physical Therapy Association, New Hampshire Musculoskeletal Institute, American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists, and International Association for the Study of Pain. Selected publications include:

55. Athabasca University Governing Council Members - Biographies Athabasca University Governing Council Members biographies. Dr. Spencer is actively involved with national and international adult education associations. http://www.athabascau.ca/presoff/augc_new/indexrevised.htm

AU HOMEPAGE Athabasca University Governing Council AUGC AU Bylaw AU Regulation President's Internal Reports President Vice President, Academic Vice President, Finance and Administration Associate Vice President, Research Executive Director, External Relations University Secretary Policy Manual Athabasca University Governing Council Members - Biographies David Burnett Dominique Abrioux Robert McColl Herb Holmes Lionel Cherniwchan Jann Beeston Joy Romero Allen Benson Robert R. Roth Timothy Parker Academic Staff Member (Vacant) Bruce Spencer Debbie Jabbour Ruth Blakely David J. Burnett (Chair) In the four years that Mr. Burnett has served on Athabasca University Governing Council (AUGC), one year as Vice Chair, he has also served on a number of committees, including Finance, Audit, Executive, Staff Relations, and Honourary Awards. He was appointed Chair of AUGC in May 2004 and continues to serve in that capacity. Within the community, Mr. Burnett has been involved with a variety of not-for-profit and charitable organizations. He was a long-standing member of the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, the Alberta Conference Board, and the Canadian Transportation Research Forum. He has also volunteered with Habitat for Humanity, Duke of Edinburgh Awards Program, Scouts Canada and the Edmonton Boys Choir.

56. Inclusive Social Policy Development Seminar: Biographies Of Speakers And Facilit Inclusive Social Policy Development Seminar biographies of Speakers and Facilitators. England, in the area of diversity, adult education and institutional http://www.ccsd.ca/multibio.htm

Inclusive Social Policy Development Seminar: Biographies of Speakers and Facilitators ADRIENNE CHAN Adrienne Chan has been a workshop leader, trainer, instructor, and community and adult educator for over 10 years. She has been active in the areas of diversity, equity, and cross-cultural understanding and has written curriculum, coordinated instruction projects, and delivered training and workshops in these areas. She has worked on such projects as Equity and Multiculturalism (1992) and Towards Cross-cultural Sensitivity in the Human Services (1993). Adrienne is Coordinator and Consultant for the Implementation Strategies Project for the Lower Mainland Multicultural Education Consortium of School Districts and Colleges. The project works with educational institutions to provide training, strategic planning, policy development, and consultation to implement organizational changes in multiculturalism, anti-racism, and diversity. In 1993, Adrienne worked on contract as a Project Manager and Senior Consultant Trainer with the Hastings Institute. Ms. Chan has also worked with a number of municipalities, colleges, school districts, non-profit organizations and crown corporations in the areas of diversity training, planning and cross-cultural understanding. She sits on a number of committees and task forces on issues related to community education, community empowerment, diversity, multiculturalism, and equity. She holds a Masters degree in Social Work from the University of British Columbia and is working on her doctorate at the University of Kent, England, in the area of diversity, adult education and institutional change.

57. Older Adults Program Home Faculty biographies. teaches Updating Job Skills for the Older adult, Beginning Keyboarding teaching with the School of Continuing education since April http://www.sce.cc.ca.us/programs/oap/biographies.html

Most of the programs are year around classes. Home Faculty Biographies Select the first letter of the last name to read their biography. A B C D E ... H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Baker, Nathalie Off-Site Facilities Nathalie Baker received her Bachelor's Degree in Sociology from California State University, Fullerton in 1993. She received her Master of Arts Degree in Sociology with an emphasis in Gerontology from California State University, Fullerton in 1995. She has been with the School of Continuing Education since 1997. She instructs Music Arts. Bashawaty, Gizele Off-Site Facilities Gizele Bashawaty has been teaching Physical Fitness for the OAP for six years. She earned her B.S. from CSU Fullerton and her Physical Therapy Assistant’s license at Saint Mary’s in Los Angeles. In addition to teaching, she is a Physical Therapy Assistant at California Sports Rehabilitation. In her free time, she enjoys cooking and gardening. Behrbaum, Patricia Off-Site Facilities

58. Biographies -- Trinity Presbyterian Church biographies. 1996. Together with Trinity s adult education Committee, he develops and coordinates Trinity s adult education programs. http://www.trinityatlanta.org/staff/staffbios.php

Biographies Newcomers! Education Sermons Groups ... Help 3003 Howell Mill Rd Atlanta, GA 30327 FAX: 404.264.0470 www.trinityatlanta.org Email this page Send website comments to web editor Scott Black Johnston Click here for Dr. Black Johnston's biography. Steve Brown The Rev. Stephen (Steve) Brown was called to be Trinity's Associate Pastor for Education in November of 1996. Together with Trinity's Adult Education Committee, he develops and coordinates Trinity's adult education programs. In addition, together with Trinity's Associate Pastor with Youth and Their Families and the Director of Children's Ministries, he supervises and coordinates the overall education program at Trinity. Steve is a graduate of Duke University and Yale Divinity School. He and his wife Carolyn (who serves as Trinity's Director of Children's Ministries) moved here from Charlottesville, Virginia, where both had served in similar capacities for eight years. They both love camping, hiking, and cross-country skiing (though they haven't got to do much skiing since they moved to Atlanta!) "I believe that faith is a journey and not a destination. I believe that getting in touch with the wonder and mystery of life and the God who gives it is far more important than nailing down any of our supposed theological certainties."

59. Author Biographies Ann Alma s first young adult novel Skateway to Freedom was released with Orca winner and is on the British Columbian Ministry of education Recommended Reading http://www.beachholme.bc.ca/beachbio.htm

Poetry and Fiction Young Adult Fiction A-F G-M N-R S-Z ... S-Z Fiction and Poetry *=2001 title John Barton John Barton is the author of six award-winning collections of poetry including Notes Toward a Family Tree (co-winner of the 1995 Ottawa-Carleton Book Award), Designs from the Interior (winner of the 1995 Archibald Lampman Award) and Sweet Ellipsis . He is the co-editor of Arc: Canada's National Poetry Magazine and has been published in literary magazines in Canada, the U.S. and the U.K. He lives in Ottawa. Beach Holme Publishing is proud to offer a new edition reprint of John Barton's Archibald Lampman Award-winning classic West of Darkness Rhonda Batchelor Rhonda Batchelor's first poetry collection, Bearings (Brick, 1985) was followed by two chapbooks: Sukey (Reference West, 1990) and Mirror After Mirror: The Muse Poems (Reference West, 1993) and in 1994 by Interpreting Silence . Her newest book of poetry is Weather Report Her poems have appeared in the following anthologies: Windhorse Reader: Choice Poems of 1994 (Samurai Press, 1995)

60. Facilitator Biographies - Workplace Learning & Development - UMass Amherst Back to the top. Fran Fortino Fran is an adult Basic education instructor and Union Liaison with the Labor/Management Workplace education Program. http://www.umass.edu/wld/facilbio.html

Environmental Health and Safety Personal Effectiveness and Wellness Learning and Development Opportunities to Support Workplace Effectiveness UMass General Information ... Workplace Education Program Sandra Anderson Sandra is the director of Campus Services and the Progam Administrator for the university's Corporate Travel Card Program. She holds a masters degree in Education from the Pennsylvania State University and has been an administrator in higher education for thirty years. Sandy has presented numerous workshops at the campus, regional and national levels for colleges and universities, the National Business Travelers Association and the Society of Collegiate Travel Management where she was the recipient of SCMT's first "person of the year" award in 2000. Back to the top Margaret Arsenault Margaret is the Training Coordinator for Workplace Learning and Development at UMass Amherst. She co-teaches two School of Education undergraduate courses on leadership. Margaret has her M.Ed. in organizational development from the university and a B.S. from UMass Dartmouth in human resource management. She is also a certified trainer in quality tools for the workplace and currently coordinates the quality trainers across campus.

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