41. UMTV Series Now Available Nationally Via Satellite T.V., News Releases 2002, Phi The Global Village, hosted by Leonard Elmore, premiered nationally in late They presentan educated look at current events, helping to unravel mainstream media http://www.journalism.umd.edu/newrel/02newsrel/researchchannel.html

UMTV Series Now Available Nationally Via Satellite T.V. For Immediate Release Jan 17, 2002 COLLEGE PARK, Md. Two award-winning University of Maryland's television programs have made their national debut on ResearchChannel. UMTV's Between the Lines: American Journalism Review premiers today on ResearchChannel's channel 9400 on the DISH Network , a national satellite television distributor. ResearchChannel will also begin webcasting the show soon on its Internet site. The Global Village, hosted by Leonard Elmore, premiered nationally in late December and can be seen on both the ResearchChannel on the DISH Network and via webcasting on the ResearchChannel site. Both shows are produced at the Philip Merrill College of Journalism's UMTV studios in the Richard Eaton Broadcast Center. Based at the University of Washington in Seattle, ResearchChannel is a consortium of research universities and organizations that share academic and intellectual television programming. Hosted by AJR Editor Rem Rieder and Merrill College Dean Tom Kunkel, Between the Lines takes the pages of the national media magazine to in front of the camera for lively discussion of the issues facing journalists and the journalism field. Between the Lines programs include discussions of plagiarism and fabrication in the media, gender and management style in the newsroom, the Internet and the press, and coverage of President Bush. The Global Village is a political talk show providing a unique perspective in its analysis of the day's headlines. Elmore, a University of Maryland alumnus, attorney and former NBA player, is joined on the show by Maryland professors and researchers who discuss local, national, and international issues. Guests provide perspectives and background information that come from years of research and not just political alliance or personal opinion. They present an educated look at current events, helping to unravel mainstream media coverage, which can often be incomplete and confusing.

42. Current Topics: Raising Children, Parenting, Child / Youth Development and leads training workshops nationally and internationally. grandparents come totheir current living situations for their upcoming seasonalrelated events. http://familyinfoserv.com/currenttopics.html

Current Topics Monthly Features Key Word Index HOME ... Client Testimonials The 2004 Collection: Ready-to-Use Resources You'll Love! It's the best of both worlds! Family Information Services NEW! These materials are now accessible ONLINE! Call today (800) 852-8112 to subscribe and get your Online Access user name and password for immediate access! Below you will find an annotated list of materials featured in 2004 Family Information Services ONLINE! Watch this list of topics grow throughout the year! A special thanks to our 2004 guest faculty of practitioners who share their work so that others can use it to enrich their own work with parents, couples, children, youth and families. Order now and watch your 2004 Collection GROW with all new material! Available as a CD Notebook (mailed bi-monthly) or ONLINE with CD Notebook backup! We are proud to continue to provide The Spanish Connection : An option you can add to your 2004 subscription with many handouts and articles translated into Spanish. Click on the year for an annotated list of topics covered in the or Family Information Services Notebooks! Each Volume is a Collection of Ready-to-Use Materials.

43. Issues: Perspectives (March 1999): "Talking History" Now Nationally Distributed Talking History Now nationally Distributed. an informal syndicate of historiansseeking to improve the public s understanding of current events by setting http://www.historians.org/perspectives/issues/1999/9903/9903NEW2.CFM

l From the News column in the March 1999 Perspectives "Talking History" Now Nationally Distributed In 1996 a group of professional historians met to organize the History News Service (HNS), an informal syndicate of historians seeking to improve the public's understanding of current events by setting those events in their historical contexts. Since then the HNS has provided important op-ed and other articles to the press and improved links between news outlets and the historical profession. "Talking History" is a spin-off of the HNS. It was organized at about the same time with similar goals. "Talking History" is a 30-minute, weekly radio show now available by satellite through the Public Radio Satellite System. Its purpose is also to improve the public's understanding of current events by providing historical context, but it is also concerned with providing the public with a better understanding of history itself. "Talking History" was begun by historians Bryan Le Beau of Creighton University and Gerald Zahavi of the State University of New York at Albany. The show now originates out of KIOS-FM in Omaha, Nebraska, with programming provided both by Creighton and SUNY Albany. It is available by satellite to public radio system affiliates throughout the country. "Talking History" consists of several segments, including "This Week in History," "History in the News," "Historic Site of the Week," and "Coming Attractions." The two principal segments are a 15-minute interview with a professional historian on a subject of interest to a general, public audience and an op-ed provided by a historian with an eye toward providing historical context on an event in the news. "Talking History" often uses op-eds provided by the HNS.

44. CUNY Graduate Center: Science And The Arts Series Science the Arts Home. current events. Past events. Archive of past Science andthe Arts series events. A nationally broadcast radio show, live from our stage. http://web.gc.cuny.edu/sciart/sciart.htm

Current Events Past Events Physics Festival Copenhagen Events ... Contact Info The Graduate Center 365 Fifth Avenue (at 34th Street) Spring 2004 Events The Water-City: A Public Art Project in Mexico City , Illustrated lecture, Wednesday, January 21, 4pm Science Friday , live radio broadcast, Friday, January 23, 2-4pm Science Vaudeville , fun for all, Monday, March 1, 6pm. Women and the Machine , illustrated lecture, Monday, March 15, 5pm The Doctor's Dilemma , science theater and discussion, Tuesday, March 30, 6pm The Physicists , science theater, Monday, April 19, 6pm Partition , science theater, Monday, May 17, 6 pm ALL PERFORMANCES ARE FREE Please phone to reserve your seat: 212-817-8215 Archive of past Science and the Arts series events Image courtesy of The Goethe-Institut Mexiko ART The Water City: A Public Art Project in Mexico City Wednesday, January 21, 4pm Illustrated lecture by Bernd Scherer. More information from the Bildner Center at the Graduate Center of CUNY.

45. Frontiers In Ecology & The Environment: Media Kit Print 7800+ ESA Members, nationally and internationally. Global news stories on policy,breaking research developments, and current events SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES http://www.frontiersinecology.org/printmediakit.htm

Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment is the new full color journal of the Ecological Society of America (ESA). 7800+ ESA members will receive Frontiers Frontiers will also be available by subscription to non-members, institutions, and libraries, nationally and internationally. Frontiers is aimed at professional ecologists, environmental scientists, and researchers in related disciplines. With content that is timely, relevant, and understandable, expertise. It will have a broad, interdisciplinary appeal for all users of ecological science, from researchers to resource managers, policy markers to educators. Frontiers will maintain the fine tradition of ESA scientific journals published since 1931. Frontiers ... Not just a Must-Read but a Want-to-Read WHY ADVERTISE? Our readers appreciate advertising information about innovative and quality products, services, academic programs and courses, employment opportunities, awards, announcements, conferences, and meetings. REACH YOUR TARGET AUDIENCE!

46. Holland Hart LLP events current, of how to get your venture started, but will provide you withexposure to experienced bioentrepreneurs and a nationally acclaimed faculty. http://www.hollandhart.com/event.cfm

Home Firm Practice Areas People ... News Events Contact Us / Feedback Click here to view selected presentations from past events. To register for an event listed on our website, click here. EVENTS : Current Employee Benefits Seminar - Employees in the Know Ninth and Idaho Center, 225 N. 9th Street, Boise, ID 83702 Marsh, Inc. Employees in the Know: Consumer-Driven Health Plans Employers contemplating how to cut health care costs in 2005 are exploring Health Reimbursement Accounts now — sometimes in combination with Flexible Spending Accounts and Health Savings Accounts. But do HRAs, FSAs and HSAs make up the right kind of alphabet soup that will shrink your bottom line costs, enhance your benefits program, and help your employees make effective use of their coverage? We will review the guidance to date and how employers can work with these options. For more information, call 208-342-6573 or 208-383-3957. Biobootcamp: Building Life Science Businesses Designed to help you jump start your new life science idea or company, this experience will provide you with not only a comprehensive overview of how to get your venture started, but will provide you with exposure to experienced bioentrepreneurs and a nationally acclaimed faculty. Legal Lunch - Equity Compensation: Tools, Issues, and Consequences

47. UConn Center For Students With Disabilities - What's New!? Collaborative Disability Bulletin Board s Calendar of events (PDF format current SCHOLARSHIPRESOURCES. students who are blind and visually impaired nationally. http://www.csd.uconn.edu/news.html

Main Menu CSD Home Contact Information and Staff Overview of Services A snapshot of services Assistive Technology Personal Assistant Referral Program Information for students with documented learning disabilities Other links... Policies and Documentation Guidelines CSD Student Handbook (pdf) Adobe Acrobat Reader needed) Online Forms University Resources for Students with Disabilities Information for ... Getting Around Campus Academic Building Accessibility List, Accessible Van Service, construction updates, Accessibility Standards, and more... Employment Opportunities at the CSD What's Happening?! current events, scholarships, financial aid FAQ's Transition Information for: Prospective Students Family Members Secondary Personnel/Special Education Professionals CSD Web Resources Websites for... Connecticut Agencies Legislation Information Physical Access Info Website Accessibility ... Scholarship/Financial Aid Resources WHAT'S NEW?! Welcome! This page is full of information listing current events, scholarships, employment opportunities, etc. Please feel free to bookmark this page and come back for updates!

48. ATW - Chapters nationally and delivered locally based upon community need. Find a chapter near youand learn more about what is available to you in your area. current events http://www.atwinternational.org/chapters/

Mission and Goals About Us Member Benefits Alliances ... MEMBERS CHAPTERS ATW delivers value most effectively at the community level. Our programs are developed nationally and delivered locally based upon community need. Find a chapter near you and learn more about what is available to you in your area. Current events and programs may be found within each chapter – simply select a location on our map to learn more. Interested in starting a chapter in your area? Drop us a line Mission and Goals About Us Member Benefits ... Privacy Site designed by Virtual Flow Interactive Media

49. Ellie Mae - About Ellie Mae - News/Events - Current Releases - Press Release of business, DeepGreen originated $1 billion in home equity lines nationally. includesforecasts, projections and predictions of future events or performance http://www.elliemae.com/AboutUs/NewsEvents/news/pr_061702_b.asp

Ellie Mae Partners With DeepGreen Bank To Offer Paperless Loan Origination to Mortgage Brokers Automated Process Allows Brokers to Increase Revenue with Minimal Work Through this partnership, brokers can upload all the information needed for a home equity line of credit, and within five minutes receive an approval and schedule the closing with no "paper chase" in between. With a seamless and direct link to DeepGreen's Web site, ePASS users can submit online applications for home equity lines of credit 24 hours a day, and receive unconditional loan approvals within minutes. "Providing customers with a truly outstanding product is our top priority, and teaming with Ellie Mae is just one more way for consumers to enjoy the benefits of the DeepGreen paperless origination and HELOC," said Jerry Selitto, CEO of DeepGreen Bank. "Working together with Ellie Mae's successful platform is the best way to give mortgage brokers a fast and efficient way to meet the demands of their clients and grow their revenue streams in the process." Access to DeepGreen's automated approvals and paperless loan origination is now available to select Ellie Mae originators. DeepGreen enables these originators to process paperless loans up to $200,000. The company's HELOC include attributes not found elsewhere-online or off-including a no doc program, non-teaser rates that are up to 25 basis points below prime, instant loan decisions, 24/7 loan closings at the customer's home and no appraisal fees, closing costs, annual fees or prepayment penalties.

50. Current Calendar current Workshops Schedule Here’sa preview of our exciting calendar of events for2004 One hundred nationally acclaimed artisans offer folk art, furniture http://www.hancockshakervillage.org/curcal.html

Current Calendar Current Workshops Schedule Lecture/lunch with Peter Berle. Lunch followed by a lecture with Peter Berle, noted environmentalist and land preservationist. Lunch at noon; lecture at 1:00 pm. Reservations required for lunch, contact (800)817-1137. Program sponsored by Berkshire Garden Club and Hancock Shaker Village. Valentine Concert and Dinner. Heavenly and Worldly Love Songs performed by Deborah Rentz-Moore, mezzo-soprano, accompanied by Christian Goodwillie on lute. Concert at 6:00 pm with candle lit dinner in the historic 1830 Brick Dwelling to follow. Call (800)817-1137 for reservations. Program produced in conjunction with Music Works, (866)266-2746. lecture/book signing with noted editor and gardener Margaret Roach. Weaving the Rainbow by George Ella Lyon. Refreshments will be served; reservations are requested, but not required for Sheep Tales. Berkshires Best. Hancock Shaker Village presents a concert featuring some of the brightest stars in the Berkshire sky, benefitting educational programs at Hancock Shaker Village. Performers include: Singer/songwriter Matt Cusson, a rising national star from the Berkshire sky, performing his own compositions, and classical pianist Dr. Richard Ziter. At Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood in Lenox, Massachusetts. Check for an update about additional performers! Age of Iron. Blacksmiths from throughout New England demonstrate traditional and contemporary blacksmithing techniques. The smiths forge hardware, tools and implements, household utensils, architectural ironwork, and ornamental items at outdoor forges on the Village grounds and in the Shaker forge.

51. Coping With Traumatic Events - Parent Guidelines For Talking With School-Age Chi things are being done in their community, the state and nationally to promote Beaware of what is being said during adult conversations about current events. http://www.mentalhealth.samhsa.gov/cmhs/TraumaticEvents/schoolage.asp

This Site Mental Health at HHS All Mental Health Tips for Talking About Traumatic Events Managing Anxiety SAMHSA DTAC Related Links Resources ... Mental Health Services Locator Featured Publications In the News Emergency Mental Health Coping With Traumatic Events Homepage CMHS Programs: Go to... About CMHS Children's Campaign Community Support Emergency Services Financing HIV/AIDS Homelessness Managing Anxiety Mental Health Statistics Special Programs State Planning Traumatic Events Programs Homepage CMHS Activities: Go to... School Violence Stigma Suicide Prevention Surgeon General printer friendly page e-mail this page bookmark this page shopping cart ... current or new account Coping With Traumatic Events Parent Guidelines for Talking with School-Age Children about War and Terrorism Before talking to children about war, parents should take time to think about the issue themselves and consider what it means to their family. Each family is unique, with its own special history and past experiences about loss, trauma and war. Let children know in language they can understand that the decision to go to war was a difficult and very serious one that took a lot of time to decide. Explain that war is intended to keep them safe, to prevent bad things from happening in the future. Because what we know about the war changes every day, children may have questions on more than one occasion. Issues may need to be discussed more than one time. New events may need clarification for children. Parents should remain flexible and open to new questions and clarifications.

52. Dept. Events - Chemistry At Boston College Weekly seminars highlight nationally recognized speakers in organic, inorganic,physical and biological chemistry. return to top. Other current events. http://chemserv.bc.edu/gradSt/deptEvents.html

53. Family Research Council: Tuesday, June 8, 2004 "PG03G14" Through Press and current events, Family Research Council provides on breaking newsand events in Washington today and what the implications are nationally. http://www.frc.org/get.cfm?c=EE&row=11

54. Current.html Over 130 artworks by nationally recognized and emerging artists will be sold on Youngpeople will be able to discuss artwork, current events, and other issues http://www.soex.org/current.html

Workshop SoExchange: Shooting Professional Slides for Your Portfolio Wednesday, June 9, 2004 7-9pm Learn how to document your artwork like a professional with this comprehensive workshop. Instructor: Stephen Galloway, Sonoma State University. Reservations required; please call (415) 863-2141. $15 members/ $25 non-members Event The 4th Annual Monster Drawing Rally Friday, June 18, 2004, 6-11pm Free see images from last year's Monster Drawing Rally! see who's drawing this year! Workshop SoExchange: Portfolio Review Wednesday, June 30, 2004 7-9pm Get the feedback you need to develop your artwork and professional packet. Each participant attends two 15-minute sessions. Panelists: James Bewley, New Langton Arts; Alison Bing, Independent Critic; Kota Ezawa, Artist; Kate Fowle, California College of the Arts; Natasha Garcia-Lomas, Independent Curator; Walter Maciel, Rena Bransten Gallery; Paul Mullins, San Francisco State University; Abner Nolan, Artist. Reservations required.

55. American Trails Calendar Of Trails And Greenways Events A Natural Connection sponsored nationally by the American 208 or www.AmericanHiking.org/events/ntd/index Washington,DC area; Discussion of current efforts to http://www.americantrails.org/Calendar.html

17th National Trails Symposium presented by American Trails Trail training, workshops and conferences for 2004 and 2005: Add to the calendar Send us your events, workshops, and trails training opportunities. Need old dates? We have last year's calendar online, beginning with the month just past. For more on trails training and education see the National Trails Training Partnership June July August ... June June 2004 Pony Express Rides Again Commemorative Re-Run. Info: www.xphomestation.com Initiatives in Public Health and Recreation Minneapolis, MN Will unroll 100 programs linking public health and recreation. Council of 100 will coordinate between federal recreation agencies, community governments, non-profit partners, medical community, and corporate leadership. By invitation. Info: Westminster, MD Sponsored by Subaru of America and directed by the International Mountain Bicycling Association, the Trail Care Crews work with bike clubs, land managers, and other trail groups to build and improve trails, solve trail management challenges, and teach the art of sustainable trailbuilding with interactive learning, hands-on trailwork, and top-notch instructors. Info: Aaryn Kay, Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crew coordinator at

56. What S In The News About At the same time, the nature of current events allows the program information tobe WHAT S IN THE NEWS is distributed nationally via satellite and videotape by http://www.witn.psu.edu/about.phtml?show_id=64

57. About NIE - Newspapers In Education - The Cincinnati Enquirer Newspapers In Education. In existence nationally for more than 40 years, the NIE Lessonsare tied to current events and help learners extend their knowledge on http://www.cincinnati.com/nie/about/

nie@enquirer.com NIE TOOLS Weekly Lesson Lesson Archive About NIE Search Lessons ... FREE Papers FOR STUDENTS Homework Helper Battleship Maze Tic Tac Toe ... State Capitals FOR TEACHERS Online Lessons FOR PARENTS NIE for parents Homework Helper Newspapers In Education In existence nationally for more than 40 years, the NIE program is a cooperation between schools and local newspapers, providing students at all grade levels the opportunity to use the newspaper as a vital part of their daily studies. The NIE Calendar lists NIE programs by month. Teachers can use the Contact NIE form to request programs and to make suggestions regarding the program and the NIE website. Teachers can find links to special online lesson plans , and other resources for teachers in the For Teachers page NIE Weekly Lesson Plans: Each week, NIE publishes a new online lesson that takes learners on a thematic journey across cyberspace. Lessons are tied to current events and help learners extend their knowledge on a wide range of topics. Students become active participants as they construct their own understandings—the true vision of online learning. These weekly online lessons are provided by Learners Online , a group of professional educators who each month invest many hours of research to find the best educational sites on the Web. But unlike others who merely report great sites, these instructors develop these sites into useful, age-appropriate instructional activities, giving you the knowledge and tools you need to integrate online content with traditional home and classroom learning. The weekly online lesson plans are a great learning resource for students, or for anyone else who wants to learn from the Web. If you are looking for a lesson plan for a specific subject you can

58. Current Events As happened last summer we have secured leading nationally known teachers and practitionersof Registrations are being accepted for our Summer Youth events! http://www.fpcasheville.org/Current Events.htm

First Presbyterian Church Asheville NC The First Chronicle Home Return From the Staff Child and Youth Protection Policy Adopted – a word from Michael At its recent May meeting the Session approved a Child and Youth Protection Policy recommended by the Christian Education Committee. For the past year a CE task force has been working on a policy to 1) ensure the safety of children and youth who participate in our programs, and 2) help educate and sensitize our staff and volunteers who work directly and regularly with children and youth, with the goal of minimizing the possibility of false allegations of abuse. After much input and revision from the CE Committee, the policy was brought to the Session at its April meeting for review, and after discussion and revision it was unanimously approved last week. Sadly, we live in a world where child abuse is a reality, and the church no longer can remain in denial and think “It could never happen here.” Through intentional screening and training of our volunteers and staff, the policy will hopefully provide us a proactive plan to minimize the risk of abuse. Please contact me if you would like to see a copy of the policy. Staffed by Nancy McNeill and myself, the Task Force spent many, many hours thinking through policies and procedures that were in the best interest of protecting our children and our faith development leaders. Members of the task force represented a broad spectrum of parents and faith development volunteers, some with professional expertise in the area of child protection. Special thanks to Task Force members: Sue Sparboe Derry, Kristy Garrison, Susie Jameson, Jil Meadows, and

59. Cache Chamber Of Commerce Events Other current Chamber events Don t Miss! for public television during his career,with many of his works airing nationally and internationally. http://www.cachechamber.com/chamber/events.asp

Chamber Events Current Third Tuesday Luncheon December 16 , 2003 3rd Tuesday Luncheon Contact: More Info: There will be no 3rd Tuesday Luncheon in December. The Chamber wishes you and yours a wonderful Holiday Season and New Year. Be sure and attend the Annual Banquet and Business Expo Jan 14th. Call the Chamber for info. Current Score Workshops There are no scheduled SCORE meetings at this time. Current Down to Business Workshop February 26 , 2004 Down To Business Cache Chamber of Commerce, 160 North Main Noon to 2 p.m. Free Workshop, $5 for brown bag lunch Contact: Tiffani More Info: 752-2161 How the "No Call List" and "Patriot Act" effect you and your business. Presentors are Kim Larson of Information Alliance and Danny Brownell of Deseret First Credit Union. April 22 , 2004

60. CIRCLE || Core Indicators Page public affairs most of the time; Talking often about current events with friendsor in a group of people to the pattern of civic engagement found nationally. http://www.civicyouth.org/practitioners/Core_Indicators_Page.htm

Youth Civic Database Civic Engagement Index Organization Links What does it mean to be "civically engaged"? The research team that created The Civic and Political Health of the Nation: A Generational Portrait developed several categories of civic indicators. The team conducted a series of focus groups with young people from around the country and surveyed a nationally representative sample of both youth and adults. The resulting indicators are useful in identifying a range of civic engagement activities. If you are interested in using the indicators for assessment or evaluation purposes, please read the notes at the bottom of this page. Feel free to contact CIRCLE for more information or advice about additional measures of youth civic engagement. Civic Indicators Electoral Indicators Indicators of Political Voice Indicators of Attentiveness (News/Current Affairs) ... Notes on Using the Indicators for Assessment/Evaluation Civic Indicators Community problem solving: Working together informally with someone or some group to solve a community problem

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