41. 4.8 FACULTY Computer Information Technology, cosmetology, Secretarial/Office at distance locationsand through distance activities. members who teach distance learning http://www.ranger.cc.tx.us/Selfstudy/selfstudyreport/H Faculty 4.8 121401.htm

FACULTY The primary purpose of Ranger College is to extend "educational opportunities to all students seeking the academic, vocational, technical, or developmental program offered" ( 2001-2002 Ranger College Catalog , p. 2). To fulfill this purpose, Ranger College employs a qualified and well-trained faculty. The Faculty Roster provides evidence of faculty qualifications. This Roster includes information concerning every faculty member is available in the Self-Study Library. Transcripts and/or other documentation of every faculty members' qualifications are available in the Personnel Office. 4.8.1 SELECTION OF FACULTY Procedures for recruiting and appointing faculty are detailed in the Ranger College Section IV.04.00-18. Full-time faculty positions are filled via a formal search process involving an appointed search team. Faculty positions are advertised in area (job announcements are sent to all Texas graduate schools) and/or national publications. The search team evaluates all applications, reducing the pool to the top candidates. Selected applicants then interview with the search team ( Section IV.04.03-.06).

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43. CACC Students attend classes at the Undergraduate School of cosmetology contracted by Studentslearn to plan, organize, and teach various activities for the http://www.shs.springfield.k12.il.us/info/guidance/handbook/cacc.html

44. Senior News or four year college then teach in MO. activities, honors, community involvement,2 short answer questions. House of Heavilin cosmetology Tuition Reimbursement. http://www.raytown.k12.mo.us/rhs/seniornewsmidfeb03.htm

Senior News Mid-February 2003 College Applications and Visits* When applying to a college via internet, provide Ms. Saling with an address where your transcript needs to be sent. When applying with a paper application, bring the completed application to the counseling center, it will be to the college along with your with your transcript. You are allowed two excused college representative visits per semester to the Counseling Center. Check the calendar in the Counseling Center and listen to the morning announcements for the specific dates and times that the reps. are scheduled to visit. Campus Visitation days for High School Students: Contact the colleges in which you are interested and check the bulletin boards outside the C.C. for dates and times. You may be excused one day per semester to attend a college visit. Federal Grants and Student Loans: To apply for federal grants and loans, you will need to complete a FAFSA (Free Application For Federal Student Aid) form. Those completed forms may not be returned to the FAFSA office prior to January 1, 2003. They will be available in the Counseling Center during the second week of December. See the school district web site www.raytown.k12.mo.us

45. Glossary educational programs, services, and activities are directly preparationcoursesthat teach skills and cosmetology, Landscape Maintenance/Equipment Operation. http://www.stlcc.edu/stc/CareerResources/CR_glossary.htm

Web Survey Career Development Career Awareness Career awareness activities generally take place at the elementary level.  They are designed to make students aware of the broad range of careers and/or occupations in the world of work, including options that may not be traditional for their gender, race of ethnicity.  Career awareness activities range from limited exposure to the world of work, through occasional field trips and classroom speakers, to comprehensive exposure.  The latter may involve curriculum redesign, introduction of students to a wide span of career options, and integration with activities at the middle school level.   Career Exploration Career exploration generally takes place at the middle school level and is designed to provide some in-depth exposure to career options for students.  Activities may include the study of career opportunities in particular fields to identify potential careers, writing individual learning plans that dovetail with career majors offered at the high school level, or review of local labor market.  Career Exposure Career exposure can be defined as activities at the high school level that provide actual work experience-connecting classroom learning to work. These activities include Mentoring, Internships, Apprenticeships, and Job Shadowing.

46. Current Student Activities K-12 a chosen field and school based and regional program activities. cosmetology, dentistry,drama. The Private Pilot Ground School will teach airplane performance http://www.tec-coop.org/studentactivities.html

The Education Cooperative's (TEC) Career & Instructional Services Programs are designed to complement the services and activities of member school systems. Since 1975, TEC has offered regional career awareness and exploratory enrichment experiences for a continuum of student populations, K-12. These include: 4 different internship options, after school and vacation enrichment programs; gifted and talented opportunities; guest speakers for classrooms; visits at professional and industry sites; career assessments; and leadership/community service projects. For further information, view "Career & Instructional Services 2003-2004" at the TEC website: www.tec-coop.org. Registration is now taking place for the following programs. Call 781-237-3028 for more information. Programs for High School Students Programs for Students in K-8 TEC INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS TEC Internship Program for 11th and 12th grade students, individually matched to a student's interests and schedule: a 60 hour commitment at a business/industry site during the academic year or summer; provides an in-depth, hands-on experience in a chosen field and school -based and regional program activities. Students may enroll and be placed on a rolling basis throughout the year. Cost :$375 for TEC towns, $475 or Non-TEC towns) The following list highlights the vast range of fields explored by TEC interns over the past twenty-two years. We do not have a pre-determined list of sponsors; rather, after student interviews, TEC Internship Coordinators set out to discover the best possible match based on our information about each student. This is only a partial list: TEC is open to discussing any interest that the student may have.

47. Layout1 cosmetology will teach both men and women requirements at a professional school ofcosmetology. planning and implementing learning activities, and developing http://www.rams-hs.eu.odedodea.edu/academics/career.html

Back to class list Counselor and Reg Parent Relations Weather ... Schl Advisory Board Last Updated 04-Jun-2004 RHS Course Selection CAREER EDUCATION One credit is required for graduation from a DoDDS high school. AUTO AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY VEA302 YEAR 9-12 This course serves two fundamental purposes. The first for the serious vocational student stressing automotive fundamentals; and the second, a strong orientation for the academic student to the world of work. Safety, work habits, procedures, and hands-on experience will constitute the core of this course. Each crew of four students has a complete vehicle to experiment with during this course. This course is the prerequisite for vocational training recommended for year 10 or 11. VOCATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS VEA306(TWO HOUR BLOCK) YEAR 11-12 This is a skill development course for the serious vocational automotive student. The course will provide skill development and an in-depth study of automotive systems. Live customer work will be a major part of this advanced course.

48. Sheriff's Office - Alameda County These programs will teach the skills necessary to earn a certificate in Baking, cosmetology,and Barbering Special programs and group activities for the inmates http://www.co.alameda.ca.us/sheriff/InmtSvcs.shtml

Monday through Friday 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Santa Rita Jail (925) 551-6580 Functions Funding Support Education ... Interviews/Appointments/Phone Calls Functions of the Inmate Services Section To fulfill the mandates of Cal. Administrative Code, Title-15. To fulfill the mandates of Cal. Penal Code 4025. To provide positive interventions in an attempt to reduce recidivis. How Inmate Services is Funded Through the Inmate Welfare Fund. Telephone commissions Commissions from commissary sales State department of education Nonprofit community based organizations Support Inmate Program Areas: Educational Recreational Job Skills training Chaplaincy Emergency release Legal Assistance Program Temporary release from custody to attend family funerals or visit terminally ill family members. Education D.E.U.C.E. (Deciding, Educating, Understanding, Counseling and Evaluation) D.E.U.C.E. is a substance abuse program, which address addictive behaviors and lifestyles. This 60 day course offers counseling, pharmacology and relapse prevention through personal development. T.A.L.K. (Teaching and Loving Kids)

49. SIHS Scholarship Page $2500 a year to individuals preparing to teach in public some but not necessarilyall the activities in which in pursuing a career in cosmetology or barbering. http://www.iss.k12.nc.us/schools/sihs/Scholarshippage.html

HOME NEWS STAFF/FACULTY COUNSELING CENTER ... Iredell-Statesville Schools Scholarship information Enrollment information Counseling Center: Scholarships (last updated: 02/08/02) Scholarship Opportunities See Mrs. Kaye Edwards-Leigh or Mrs. Amy Poag if you are interested in any of these. Please check back here frequently. We will add to the bottom of this list every couple of weeks from now through March. SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR SENIORS The North Carolina Prospective Teacher Scholarship Loan makes available $2500 a year to individuals preparing to teach in public schools in North Carolina. Applications for the 2002-2003 program year are available on the website at ncpublicschools.org. Deadline to apply is February 28, 2002. A $1,000 Sam Walton Community Scholarship is available to each community where a Wal-Mart store/SAM’S CLUB is operating. The Sam Walton Community Scholarship Program is dramatically different from previous years. Applications will no longer be delivered to high schools. All applications will be available from the local Wal-Mart/SAM’S CLUB, and can only be distributed upon request from the interested student/parent. NO copies will be accepted. Students will be responsible for mailing all completed applications along with all requested materials directly to Citizen’s Scholarship Foundation of America (CSFA), the program administrators. Recipients will be notified in May. The Community Foundation of Western North Carolina offers the Harry W. Clarke Memorial Scholarship program to graduating seniors of all Western North Carolina public high schools. Each high school will select two semi-finalists as follows:

50. Aesthetics Career Others teach in barber or cosmetology schools, or relatively small number of cosmetologyschool graduates Tasks/activities The Tasks and activities displayed http://www.universityofaesthetics.org/aesthetics_career.htm

The University of Aesthetics Home school where can i work? getting licensed ... Contact Us [ Aesthetics Career ] massage_therapist.htm This is a video prepared on Aesthetics as a career. If you don't have Real Player installed, click the next link. Aesthetician Career Video Download free video software We found some interesting statistics by searching the US Government's very informative websites. The latest government data is for 2001. This information is exactly as it was written by the US Government. Remember, it is not precise nor are historical results indicative of the future. Individual results will vary. Our experience is at the higher end of scales due to the higher and more advanced training we offer. Additionally, there is no verifiable documentation to account for commission and tip businesses and therefore it is not always accurately measured. Significant Points Job opportunities for cosmetologists should be favorable due to growing demand for cosmetology services. Barbers, cosmetologists, and most other personal appearance workers must be licensed.

51. CCC Course Competencies Salon III. COS117. cosmetology Concepts IV. COS118. Salon IV. Introduction To Education.EDU118. teach Assoc Princ Prac. EDU131. EDU151. Creative activities. EDU151A. http://www.carteret.edu/Comp/compindex.htm

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52. MINA' BENTE SINGKO NA LIHESLATURAN GUÃ HAN locations however Guam s laws actually discourage such business activities. any ofthe practices of cosmetology in the not hire or employ or teach regularly at http://www.guam.net/gov/senate/mforbes/25th Guam Legislature/Bills Introduced/Bi

MINA' BENTE SINGKO NA LIHESLATURAN GUà HAN 2000 (SECOND) Regular Session Bill No. 457 (LS) Introduced by: L.F. Kasperbauer S.A. Sanchez A.C. Lamorena, V AN ACT TO AMEND §18126 OF CHAPTER 10 OF TITLE 10 GUAM CODE ANNOTATED ADD A NEW §18126.1 TO CHAPTER 10 OF TITLE 10 GUAM CODE ANNOTATED RELATIVE TO MULTIPLE LOCATION COSMETOLOGICAL BUSINESSES. BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF GUAM: Section 1. Legislative Findings and Intent. I Liheslaturan Guåhan finds that the existing laws regarding the licensing of Cosmetological establishments assume that most such businesses are owner-operated at a single location. It is not uncommon in cities with major tourism related economies to have branches of salon type businesses in multiple hotel locations however Guam's laws actually discourage such business activities. I Liheslaturan Guåhan recognizes that importance to maintain the highest health and safety standards by ensuring that all Cosmetological establishments are operated by licensed and trained personnel. It also recognizes the impracticality of requiring each branch of multiple locations Cosmetological business to have its business license and ability to operate tied to a single employee.

53. CHAPTER 18 Licensing Of Cosmetology, Hairdressing, And Beauty odes not hire or employ or teach regularly at of training or instruction in the artof cosmetology. such person may engage in activities requiring licensing http://www.guam.net/gov/guam-law/10/10GC18.94C.html

CHAPTER 18 Licensing of Cosmetology, Hairdressing, and Beauty Shops NOTE: As used in this Chapter: (a) Board means the Board of Cosmetology. (b) Cosmetologist means any person who engages in the practice of cosmetology in a licensed cosmetological establishment. (c) Electrologist means any person who removes superfluous hair from the body of any person by the use of an electric needle. (d) Manicurist means any person who cuts, trims, polishes, tints, colors, cleanses, or manicures the nails of any person. (e) Junior operator means any person who is engaged in learning or acquiring a knowledge of the occupation of a cosmetologist in a licensed cosmetolo-gical establishment under a licensed cosmetologist. (f) Junior Electrologist means any person who is engaged in learning or acquiring a knowledge of the occupation of an electrologist in a licensed cosmetologi-cal establishment under a licensed electrologist. (g) Instructor means any person who is engaged in teaching the art of cosmetology in a licensed school. (h) School means a school engaged in teaching the art of cosmetology.

54. CheatHouse.com - Cosmetology. Labor Market Information Division Most schools teach hair and or examiners for Statecosmetology boards or of contagious disease program activities that use http://www.cheathouse.com/eview/21895-cosmetology.html

Cosmetology Cosmetology is a career I am really interested in. From research on the Internet and some books, I found the information I needed to know before making any serious decision about becoming a cosmetologist. Typed below is some of the most important information I found about this career. Cosmetology. Note! The sentences in this essay are shuffled, making this essay unusable If you want to read the essay in it's original and proper state, click here. We use this page for our internal search engine, and it's not meant to be viewable. Writing Home Essays [LOGIN] ... 1995-2004, Loadstone

55. Science This class is designed to use handson activities to teach each concept. studentswho are seeking careers in business, manufacturing, cosmetology or allied http://www.clps.org/clhs/cob/science.html

Science Earth/Space Science-Special Education Grades 9,10,11,12 1/2 Credit Prereq. - Written approval of Individualized Education Planning Committee. This course is an overall view of the earth and its structure. Topics will include the universe, solar system, air, water, weather, earthquakes, volcanoes and geology. Physical Science-Special Education Grades 9,10,11,12 1/2 Credit Prereq.- Written approval of Individualized Education Planning Committee. Course consist of basic exploration of scientific concepts selected from the areas of physical science. Topics to be covered include: machines, heat, electricity, light, sound, and chemical and radiation energy. Biology I Grade 9 1 Credit An overall view of the world of living things. Emphasis on animal, plant, and human biology; laboratory exercises and demonstrations. Biology IC Biology IR Grade 9 1 Credit Prereq. - Student must be reading two or more years before his/her current grade. Placement will be determined by high school learning consultant prior to registration. An overall view of the world of living things; emphasis on animal, plant, and human biology; laboratory exercises and demonstrations. Life Science I - Special Education Grades 10,11,12

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57. NCA - Press Releases the warning signs of abuse, and teach them how these activities and other NCA activities,salon professionals The National cosmetology Association (NCA) is the http://www.salonprofessionals.org/news/dom.html

Home About NCA Education Site Sponsor ... CONTACT US NCA Press Releases Contact: Vi Nelson 312.944.1262/312.664.8380 fax vi@vinelson.com National Cosmetology Association To Lead Salons in Domestic Abuse Outreach For decades, the National Cosmetology Association (NCA) has led salons, stylists, nail technicians and estheticians in programs to benefit the industry and beyond. From legislative activity to maintain licensure to helping to save professional hair color at a time when outside groups attacked it, to the tens of thousands of cancer patients who have been helped by NCA's work with the Look Good, Feel Better program, NCA has been there for salon professionals and the communities in which they live and work. To further the community involvement of NCA, its Board of Directors has voted to put the association's strength against another cause in which salons and salon professionals can help those in need-the destructive and potentially deadly issues of domestic abuse and domestic violence.

58. Barber Cosometology Instructor Certificate skills, workbased learning activities and job Students explore the Barber/cosmetology- Esthetician Department Students teach under the supervision of licensed http://www.southwest.tec.wi.us/areas_of_study/cont_ed/cosmo_instructor.htm

59. TSJC Monitoring Report to expand its range of activities, hours, and seated learning in those who teach isaxiomatic to every occupational program – from cosmetology to Gunsmithing http://www.trinidadstate.edu/AISL/MonitoringReport.htm

Trinidad State Junior College Monitoring Report June 1, 2003 Introduction In 1998, Trinidad State Junior College was awarded a ten year accreditation, but with several stipulations. One was to develop and implement an assessment program at the college. In October 2000, a team of consultant-evaluators made a focused visit and concluded that: “with the proper administrative leadership, a serious commitment to documenting and improving student learning, an adequate allocation of resources, and a sufficient investment in professional development, Trinidad State Junior College will devise and implement an effective and comprehensive assessment plan by the year 2003.” Further, the evaluation team decided that because the college assessment committee had made substantial progress in all areas except general education, the college must submit a Monitoring Report by June 1, 2003 on the assessment of student learning. This report includes, as requested, evidence that the college is assessing clearly identified and measurable objectives for learning in all of its classes and that it is using results from these assessments to improve student learning. It further demonstrates that the college has published well-articulated general education objectives and that it has implemented its plan to assess its general education program.

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