101. Student Services/Prevention And Wellness Grant Programs This discretionary grant program supports studentplanned projectsto prevent alcohol and other drug abuse and related behaviors, and to......Program http://www.dpi.state.wi.us/dpi/dlsea/sspw/smgaoda1.html

Student AODA Mini-Grant Program Program Description: This discretionary grant program supports student-planned projects to prevent alcohol and other drug abuse and related behaviors, and to promote the development of comprehensive school health-related projects. FY 2000/2001 represents the 12th year of this grant program. Each CESA administers the student minigrants funded in their CESA region. Funding priority goes to projects that have a high degree of educational value, have potential of extending beyond the life of the grant, will help students make connections between alcohol, tobacco, and other drug abuse (ATODA) issues and related youth risk behaviors such as traffic safety (or unsafe driving behaviors), unsafe sexual activity and violence, and are student generated and oriented Who is Eligible to Apply: Wisconsin school districts. Projects are to be developed by student groups, clubs, or classes. Each group can is limited to one only one project but districts may submit multiple projects. Amount of Funds Available: Maximum awards are $1,000 per project. Approximately $300,000 has been made available annually for the Student Miningrant Program. For the Fiscal Year 2000/2001, 358 projects were funded.

102. Tennessee Department Of Education Title IVA Safe and drug-Free Schools PROGRAM STAFF. Rita Tompkins Federal ProjectsManager Title IV-A funding to local schools, Consolidated applications http://www.state.tn.us/education/sp/sp-drugs.htm

Skip to Content. Home Directories Tests ... Youth Violence and Drug Use Prevention Grant State Board of Education Policy Documents: Unsafe School Choice Policy Alternative School Program Standards School Safety Policy for Tennessee Schools State Board of Education Master Plan Reports 2003 2002-03 Character Education and Conflict Resolution Report to the Tennessee General Assembly School Emergency Management Model Plan School Comprehensive Emergency Management Needs Assessment Report ... Annual LEA Character Education Report School Safety and Learning Support Programs The School Safety and Learning Support Programs area assists Tennessee schools in their efforts to provide a safe and supportive learning environment for all students. A particular focus is placed upon fostering partnerships between schools and the communities they serve. Specific program areas include: The Safe Schools Act of 1998 provides state grant funds to Tennessee school systems to enhance school security and reduce youth violence.

103. Santa Cruz Sentinel - Special Projects Peterson has been assigned to a courtordered treatment program to help him battledrug addiction SPECIAL projects MORE SPECIAL projects ARCHIVE SEARCH. http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/specialprojects/prop/

SUNNY W at 16 mph FORECAST QUICK LINKS Sentinel Home News Sports Obituaries ... Contact Us CLASSIFIED Find a Job Find a Car Find a Home Find a Rental ... Classified Ad Builder Now shop today's Sentinel print ads online MORE SPECIAL PROJECTS By BRIAN SEALS, SENTINEL STAFF WRITER September 21, 2003 A COSTLY PROPOSITION Promises of drug treatment hard to keep as need grows MORE Deputy probation officer Rick Masters, left, and Proposition 36 case worker James Zitro confer on how well a drug offender is doing in a court-ordered treatment program. Photo by Shmuel Thaler/Sentinel No Quick Fix How Proposition 36 works exactly SANTA CRUZ — While the premise of treating drug offenders rather than jailing them seems simple, implementing the plan requires navigating a complex web of issues. Proposition 36 was passed with the thought that treating people for non-violent and non-dealing drug crimes would ultimately be cheaper than sending them to prison. MORE Summary findings Santa Cruz resident Timote Peterson has been assigned to a court-ordered treatment program to help him battle drug addiction. Photo by Dan Coyro/Sentinel

104. Drug Courts Starting A Program due process rights. Eligible participants are identified early andpromptly placed in the drug court program. drug courts provide http://www.in.gov/judiciary/center/cadp/drugcourts/starting.html

Search For: Indiana Courts accessIndiana Appellate Opinions Rules of Court Supreme Court Orders Query Text: Home Drug Courts Mission Starting a Program ... Contact Us Starting a Program What is a Drug Court? Strategies and Assistance Application for Certification: MS Word Adobe PDF What is a Drug Court? Drug Court Fact Sheet Immediate and highly structured judicial intervention for addressing substance abuse Coordinated effort reducing criminal recidivism and substance abuse involving treatment providers, judges, prosecutors, public defenders, law enforcement, criminal justice agencies and the community. Integrates into a court the 10 Key Components developed by the Office of Justice Programs in Washington D.C.

105. AusBioInfo Biotechnology Portal - Therapeutics (human) - Center For Biomolecular The general outcome is the development of new antimicrobial drugs. One aspect ofthis program is to investigate new will be of use in many projects within the http://www.ausbioinfo.com/organisations/therapeutics_(human)/center_for_biomolec

Home News Events Employment ... Edit Organisation Search Search Options: All Employment News Organisations Refine your search with the options above. Organisation Name: Year Established: Organisation Type: University Email Enquiries: F.Ripper@griffith.edu.au Telephone: Fax: Website: http://www.gu.edu.au/centre/cbsdd/ Organisation Overview: Product Information: No Information Provided The Centre is comprised of three programs namely, vertebrate biologics, microbial targets and enabling glycotechnology. We have designed the programs and projects so that there are a mix of pure and applied, and long-term and short-term projects. Program 1: Vertebrate Biologics The objectives of this program are to investigate the role of carbohydrates and associated proteins in: cancer and metastasis autoimmunity and inflammation processes metabolic disorders The involvement of carbohydrates in each of the above processes has become evident. A significant body of information is now motivating a number of research groups to investigate the intervention in these processes by targeting the relevant carbohydrate recognising protein, whether it be a carbohydrate metabolising enzyme or a carbohydrate adhesion protein. Program 2: Microbial targets The focus of this program is concerned with enzymes and other proteins associated with microorganisms as virulence factors used in pathogenesis.

106. Hobart And William Smith Colleges :: Campus Resources: Alcohol And Other Drugs http://www.hws.edu/studentlife/resources/alcohol/index.asp

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